Announcements

“B” Day

Lunch:  Wild Mike’s Cheese bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Are you interested in participating in the Spring play? This year's comedy is The Twelve Huntsmen and auditions are being held on April 1, 2025, at 3:15 pm in the Irwin Center. Audition forms and all other information are posted in Schoology under Library and Information Skills. Just look for the folder for the Spring Comedy 2025. We are looking for both on stage and behind the scenes participants. See you then!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of March!

The next Student Advisory Council will be held next Monday during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

Tomorrow's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table tomorrow in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association Scholarship (The WITA Scholarship) - This scholarship will go to three deserving IHS students who are going to college for a "Helping" career. That includes Education, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work.
Society of Women Engineers - Are you a woman & planning on going into Engineering? Apply please!
Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Scholarship - Seniors with at least one Italian grandparent can apply for this!

Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers.

Representatives from the following universities & institutions will be here: 
Monday      Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship      3rd period

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything this month~

The next Student Advisory Council will be held next Monday during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

Seniors, please check the deadlines for your scholarships! WITA, Lions, and a few others are closing soon!

The Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers-- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities & institutions will be here: 
Monday      Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship      3rd period

“B” Day 

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school today at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested in playing at the meeting!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

Seniors! Right now, there are multiple scholarships approaching deadlines. Here are just a few:
The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association Scholarship (The WITA Scholarship) - This scholarship will go to three deserving IHS students who are going to college for a "Helping" career. That includes Education, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work.
The Society of Women Engineers - Are you a woman? Are you going into Engineering? Apply please!
The Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Scholarship - Seniors with at least one Italian grandparent can apply for this!  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Are you a SENIOR who has attended all four years of high school at IHS? Will you be playing intercollegiate sports at college? Do you have a 79% GPA or higher? If so, then PLEASE apply for the Andrew G. Attinasi Scholar Athlete scholarship! You have until Friday, April 4 to turn in your application! This award is specifically for IHS students!

The Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tomorrow           Niagara University                                                                                 3rd period
Tues., 3/31          Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship                3rd period

“A” Day 

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/sauce, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school tomorrow at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested in playing at the meeting!

The next Student Advisory Council will be today during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

Are you a SENIOR who has attended all four years of high school at IHS? Will you be playing intercollegiate sports at college? Do you have a 79% GPA or higher? If so, then PLEASE apply for the  Andrew G. Attinasi Scholar-Athlete Scholarship! You have until Friday, April 4 to turn in your application! This award is specifically for IHS students!

On Saturday, the Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers-- check it out it in the Career Center.

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tomorrow    Niagara University    3rd period

“B” Day 
Lunch: A hot meatball sub or a fish sandwich, romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school on Tuesday at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested  in playing at the meeting!

The next Student Advisory Council will take place on Monday, March during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided. 

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Are you are interested in performing in this year's Irondequoit’s Got Talent Show on April 4? Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library & Information Skills page on Schoology by Sunday, March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today we have two Future Friday Guests--Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers--check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tuesday    Niagara University    3rd period

Summer is coming--Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.
I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/marinara & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting after school today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two Future Friday Guests tomorrow- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tuesday    Niagara University    3rd period

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“B” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two Future Friday Guests- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend, sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers--check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Today         Yale University               7th period 
                    High Point University    8th period

Tuesday    Niagara University         3rd period

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two more Future Friday Guests- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from will be at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today!

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional piano tuner and gain a profitable skill set?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Today            Seton Hall                4th period 
Tomorrow    Yale University      7th period 

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

☘️ “B” Day ☘️

Lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Today              Hartwick College             6th period
                          UMass Dartmouth          7th period
                          High Point University    8th period
Tomorrow      Seton Hall                         4th period 
Wednesday    Yale University                7th period 

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm to learn about a career in the trades-- stop in for registration information.

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“B” Day

Lunch: An Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

Kick off the spring season with a refreshing blue pop ice from Bruster’s. Morgan's Message will be having a blue pop ice fundraiser at Bruster's Irondequoit tonight from 5 until close. Morgan’s Message will receive all proceeds from anyone who orders blue pop. Whether it’s in a cup, cone, drink or sundae--anything blue pop will go to supporting Morgan’s Message. Make sure to visit Bruster’s this afternoon in your blue and gold attire! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today there will be two Future Friday Guests in The Commons during all lunches. Stop by and talk to the City of Rochester about becoming a lifeguard this summer or visit with the Health Careers Opportunity Program table and learn how to get paid this summer while exploring health careers.

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Monday          Hartwick College          6th period
                         UMass Dartmouth        7th period
                         High Point University   8th period
Tuesday         Seton Hall University   4th period 
Wednesday   Yale University              7th period 

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm to learn about a career in the trades-- stop in for registration information.

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

"B" Day

In honor of World Language Week, we will be featuring food from different countries. We are highlighting Spain today with Arroz con Pollo (Chicken sandwich w/Spanish rice), raw veggie sticks, diced peaches fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

Kick off the spring season with a refreshing blue pop ice from Bruster’s. Morgan's Message will be having a blue pop ice fundraiser at Bruster's Irondequoit tomorrow from 5 until close. Morgan’s Message will receive all proceeds from anyone who orders blue pop. Whether it’s in a cup, cone, drink or sundae--anything blue pop will go to supporting Morgan’s Message. Make sure to visit Bruster’s on Friday in your blue and gold attire! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Tomorrow there will be two Future Friday Guests in The Commons during all lunches. Stop by and talk to the City of Rochester about becoming a lifeguard this summer or visit with the Health Careers Opportunity Program table and learn how to get paid this summer while exploring health careers.

Juniors! Permission slips are due for the National College Fair! Please turn them in to Mrs. Cook!

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Today                   Keuka College          5th period 
Monday               Hartwick College     6th period
                              UMass Dartmouth   7th period
                              High Point Univ.       8th period
Tuesday              Seton Hall                  4th period 
Wednesday        Yale University        7th period 

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm to learn about a career in the trades-- stop in for registration information.

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“A” Day

In honor of World Language Week, we will be featuring food from different countries. We are highlighting Italy today with a pasta & beef meatballs w/meatballs w/sauce & garlic roll, Italian mixed vegetables, veggie sticks, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

Kick off the spring season with a refreshing blue pop ice from Bruster’s. Morgan's Message will be having a blue pop ice fundraiser at Bruster's Irondequoit on Friday from 5 until close. Morgan’s Message will receive all proceeds from anyone who orders blue pop. Whether it’s in a cup, cone, drink or sundae--anything blue pop will go to supporting Morgan’s Message. Make sure to visit Bruster’s on Friday in your blue and gold attire! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

On Friday, there will be two Future Friday Guests in The Commons during all lunches. Stop by and talk to the City of Rochester about becoming a lifeguard this summer or visit with the Health Careers Opportunity Program table and learn how to get paid this summer while exploring health careers.

Juniors! Permission slips are due for the National College Fair! Please turn them in to Mrs. Cook!

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Today             SUNY Morrisville                      2nd period 
Tomorrow     Keuka College                           5th period 
Monday         Hartwick College                      6th period
                        UMass Dartmouth                    7th period
                        High Point University              8th period
Tuesday         Seton Hall                                  4th period 
Wednesday   Yale University                         7th period 

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 to learn about a career in the trades-- stop in for registration information.

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“B” Day

In honor of World Language Week, we will be featuring food from different countries. We are highlighting Germany today with a hot ham & cheese on a pretzel roll, coleslaw, veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Kick off the spring season with a refreshing blue pop ice from Bruster’s. Morgan's Message will be having a blue pop ice fundraiser at Bruster's Irondequoit on Friday from 5 until close. Morgan’s Message will receive all proceeds from anyone who orders blue pop. Whether it’s in a cup, cone, drink or sundae-- anything blue pop will go to supporting Morgan’s Message. Make sure to visit Bruster’s on Friday in your blue and gold attire! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SUNY Morrisville will be visiting tomorrow during 2nd period. 

Seniors! If you are going to a two-year trade school after graduation to pursue an in-demand trade, there is a new scholarship for you! The Mike Rowe WORKS Scholarship is open and available! If you're a hard worker and want to prove it...APPLY TODAY! See Mrs. Cook for details.

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Want to explore how skilled trades can lead to high-demand, well-paying careers that fit your talents and interests? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 with sign in starting at 5:30-- stop in for registration information. 

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“A” Day

In honor of World Language Week, we will be featuring food from different countries. Today we are highlighting France w/a lunch of Fromage-filled breadsticks w/sauce (cheese-filled), steamed broccoli, veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school tomorrow. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgan’s Message Instagram.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Palm Beach Atlantic University is visiting today during 3rd period to discuss what they can offer IHS students (besides year-round sunshine). Come to the College and Career Center for a pass or just show up 3rd period! Juniors, it's not too early to start exploring!

SUNY Morrisville will be visiting on Wednesday during 2nd period. 

Seniors! If you are going to a two-year trade school after graduation to pursue an in-demand trade, there is a new scholarship for you! The Mike Rowe WORKS Scholarship is open and available! If you're a hard worker and want to prove it...APPLY TODAY! See Mrs. Cook for details.

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Want to explore how skilled trades can lead to high-demand, well-paying careers that fit your talents and interests? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 with sign in starting at 5:30-- stop in for registration information. 

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“B” Day

Lunch:  Hot chicken fajita or tikka masala wrap or fish sandwich, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Today’s I❄️FEST theme is Blue & Gold. If you forgot to dig out clothing in shades of blue & gold, you can buy an I❄️FEST 2025 shirt in The Commons during lunches.  T-shirt prices are:  Navy--$10/White--$15.      

Come out TONIGHT for the always amazing Adam Milne Memorial Basketball Game. Tickets are $3 for students and $5 for adults. Come out and watch some of your favorite IHS teachers compete against teachers from Dake. Tickets are limited to the first 600 people then the doors will close. Tipoff will be at 6 pm. 

Lost & Found tables are outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything in February!

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgan's Message Instagram.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
Palm Beach Atlantic University is visiting on Monday during 3rd period to discuss what they can offer IHS students (besides year-round sunshine). Come to the College and Career Center for a pass or just show up on Monday 3rd period! Juniors, it's not too early to start exploring!

SUNY Morrisville will be visiting on Wednesday during 2nd period. 

Seniors! If you are going to a two-year trade school after graduation to pursue an in-demand trade, there is a new scholarship for you! The Mike Rowe WORKS Scholarship is open and available! If you're a hard worker and want to prove it...APPLY TODAY! See Mrs. Cook for details.

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Want to explore how skilled trades can lead to high-demand, well-paying careers that fit your talents and interests? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 with sign in starting at 5:30 - stop in for registration information. 

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“A” Day
For lunch:  Wild Mike’s Cheese Bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Tomorrow’s I❄️FEST theme is Blue & Gold Day. Dig out any clothing you have in shades of blue & gold or you can wear an I❄️FEST 2025 spirit shirt which are being sold in The Commons during lunches.                        Prices:  Navy cotton short sleeve t-shirts:  $10—OR--White dry-fit short-sleeve t-shirts:  $15

Did you know, there was a song in the 90’s about being blue? And that there was a tv show from the 80’s about being golden? Be a friend to one another Eagles! 

Come out tomorrow night for the always amazing Adam Milne Memorial Basketball Game. Tickets will be $3 for students and $5 for adults. Come out and watch some of your favorite IHS teachers compete against teachers from Dake. Tickets are limited to the first 600 people then the doors will close. Tipoff will be at 6 pm. 

The Art Club will be meeting after school today for a drawing activity, “Never Seen it. Never will.” We will be meeting in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150) from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of February!

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgan's Message Instagram.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Palm Beach Atlantic University is visiting on Monday during 3rd period to discuss what they can offer IHS students (besides year-round sunshine). Come to the College and Career Center for a pass or just show up on Monday 3rd period! Juniors, it's not too early to start exploring!

SUNY Morrisville will be visiting on Wednesday during 2nd period. 

Seniors! If you are going to a two-year trade school after graduation to pursue an in-demand trade, there is a new scholarship for you! The Mike Rowe WORKS Scholarship is open and available! If you're a hard worker and want to prove it...APPLY TODAY! See Mrs. Cook for details.

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Want to explore how skilled trades can lead to high-demand, well-paying careers that fit your talents and interests? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 with sign in starting at 5:30 - stop in for registration information. 

Summer is coming-- stop in & talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“B” Day
For lunch:  Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Student Council is excited that I❄️FEST is back this year and each day has a theme! Tomorrow is Dress Like a Teacher and Teachers Dress Like a Student Day. Students—dress like a teacher/staff member with fun outfits that capture the true educator spirit! Staff-- wear Crocs or slides, a clear backpack full of snacks, Kendrick Lamar bell-bottom jeans, a hoodie, headphones…let’s show our school spirit! The week will end with the always amazing Adam Milne Game on Friday We are looking forward to a fun filled I❄️Fest week! 

For your Friday spirit wear, the I❄️FEST 2025 t-shirts are in! They will be sold in The Commons during all lunches.  Prices:  Navy cotton short sleeve t-shirts:  $10—OR--White dry-fit short-sleeve t-shirts:  $15

The Art Club will be meeting after school tomorrow for a drawing activity, “Never Seen it. Never will.” We will be meeting in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150) from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of February!

All students interested in participating in JV and Varsity Boys Lacrosse this Spring, there will be player sign up & info meeting today in the Large Café at 3:15-4:00 pm.

There will be a JV/Varsity Golf Informational Meeting today after school 3:15 in Room 1214 (Mrs. Whipple's Health Room).

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Palm Beach Atlantic University is visiting on Monday during 3rd period to discuss what they can offer IHS students (besides year-round sunshine). Come to the College and Career Center for a pass or just show up on Monday 3rd period! Juniors, it's not too early to start exploring!

SUNY Morrisville will be visiting the College and Career Center on Wednesday during 2nd period. 

Seniors! If you are going to a two-year trade school after graduation to pursue an in-demand trade, there is a new scholarship for you! The Mike Rowe WORKS Scholarship is open and available! If you're a hard worker and want to prove it...APPLY TODAY! See Mrs. Cook for details.

SAVE The Date! March 29 is the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from 1pm-4pm at East High School. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Want to explore how skilled trades can lead to high-demand, well-paying careers that fit your talents and interests? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 at WEMOCO at 3589 Big Ridge Rd in Spencerport from 6-7:30 with sign in starting at 5:30 - stop in for registration information. 

Summer is coming-- Be sure to stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help 

“A” Day
Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimming, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Student Council is excited that I❄️FEST will be back this year!  For those of you new to IHS, I❄️FEST is our Winter Spirit Week. During the week there will also be tables set up in The Commons during lunches promoting different clubs who will sell items as fundraisers. Each day will have a theme! Tomorrow is Dress Not Like a Backpack or Not Like a Water Bottle Day… Not like a backpack would be something like using a basket, a laundry basket, duffle bag or toy shopping cart—anything besides a backpack. Not No like a water bottle is anything besides a water bottle—things like a flower pot, ketchup bottle, sand bucket or mayonnaise jar. Let’s be creative! The week will end with the always amazing Adam Milne Game on Friday, March 7. We are looking forward to a fun filled I❄️Fest week! 

The Art Club will be meeting after school on Thursday for a drawing activity “Never Seen it. Never will.” We will be meeting in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150) from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of February!

All students interested in participating in JV and Varsity Boys Lacrosse this Spring, there will be player sign up & info meeting tomorrow in the Large Café at 3:15-4:00 pm.

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgan's Message Instagram.  

There will be a JV/Varsity Golf Informational Meeting tomorrow after school 3:15 in Room 1214 (Mrs. Whipple's Health Room).

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
I-Square is also looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions- ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for contact info.
Black's Hardware is looking for part time help- see Mrs. Bucciarelli for application. 

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

"B” Day

For lunch:  Pizza crunchers w/sauce, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Student Council is excited that I❄️FEST will be back this year!  For those of you new to IHS, I❄️FEST is our Winter Spirit Week. During the week there will also be tables set up in The Commons during lunches promoting different clubs who will sell items as fundraisers. Each day will have a theme! Tomorrow is Dress Like a Movie Character Day… a day to dress like your favorite classic & obscure movie character! The week will end with the always amazing Adam Milne Game on Friday, March 7. We are looking forward to a fun filled I❄️Fest week! 

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of February!

All students interested in participating in JV and Varsity Boys Lacrosse this Spring, there will be player sign up & info meeting on Wednesday in the Large Café at 3:15-4:00 pm.

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of their exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgan's Message Instagram.  

There will be a JV/Varsity Golf Informational Meeting on Wednesday after school 3:15 in Room 1214 (Mrs. Whipple's Health Room).

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors: Savannah College for Art and Design will be visiting today during 2nd period! Put it on your calendar if you'd like to learn more about this world-famous art school! Passes are available in the College and Career Center.

I-Square is also looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions- ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for contact info.

Black's Hardware is looking for part time help- see Mrs. Bucciarelli for application. 

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

“A” Day

For lunch:  A hot meatball sub, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Morgan's Message is thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online apparel store! For a limited time only, you can grab some amazing apparel that showcases your support for Morgan's Message and student athletes’ mental health. The store closes March 21, so get your items in time for the spring sports season! Access the store link in the Morgans Message Instagram.  

There will be a JV/Varsity Golf informational meeting on Wednesday, March 5 after school 3:15 in Room 1214 (Mrs. Whipple's Health Room).

Student Council is excited that I❄️FEST will be back this year! It will be held next week, March 3-7. For those of you new to IHS, I❄️FEST is our Winter Spirit Week. During the week there will also be tables set up in The Commons during lunches promoting different clubs who will sell items as fundraisers. There will also be themed Spirit Days! Monday is Neon Day…a day to light up the halls with all the neon energy! Explore trendy neon outfit ideas for school and shine bright on Monday! Perfect for students eager to stand out. The week will end with the always amazing Adam Milne Game on Friday, March 7. We are looking forward to a fun filled I❄️Fest week! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors:  Savannah College for Art and Design will be visiting on Monday during 2nd period! Put it on your calendar if you'd like to learn more about this world-famous art school! Passes are available in the College and Career Center.

Are you looking for a job? Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches today to visit with Seneca Park Zoo as they look to hire for the summer season. Also, here with us today will be the Carpenters Union to share career opportunities with you. 

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions- ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for contact info.

Black's Hardware is also looking for part time help- see Mrs. Bucciarelli for application. 

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for summer programs.   

“B” Day
For lunch:  Mozzarella sticks w/marinara & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Student Council is excited that I❄️FEST will be back this year! It will be held next week, March 3-7. For those of you new to IHS, I❄️FEST is our Winter Spirit Week. During the week there will also be tables set up in The Commons during lunches promoting different clubs who will sell items as fundraisers. There will also be themed Spirit Days! Monday is Neon Day…a day to light up the halls with all the neon energy! Explore trendy neon outfit ideas for school and shine bright on Monday! Perfect for students eager to stand out. The week will end with the always amazing Adam Milne Game on Friday, March 7. We are looking forward to a fun filled I❄️Fest week! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors: Savannah College for Art and Design will be visiting on Monday during 2nd period! Put it on your calendar if you'd like to learn more about this world-famous art school! Passes are available in the College and Career Center.

Juniors & Seniors:  Register to take the SAT's before we're full! The next SAT will be next Saturday. You can go on the website at CollegeBoard.org to sign up or see Mrs. Cook in the College & Career Center.

Are you looking for a job? Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches tomorrow to visit with Seneca Park Zoo as they look to hire for the summer season. Also, here with us tomorrow will be the Carpenters Union to share career opportunities with you. 

I-Square is also looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions--ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for contact info.

Black's Hardware is looking for part time help- see Mrs Bucciarelli for application.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs: 
•    A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
•    The U of R  High School Research Program or the RIT SUMMER INTERN Research Program  
•    The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
•    A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
•    The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
•    The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“A” Day
For lunch:  French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors: Savannah College for Art and Design will be visiting on Monday, March 3 during 2nd period! Put it on your calendar if you'd like to learn more about this world-famous art school! Passes are available in the College and Career Center.

Juniors & Seniors:  Register to take the SATs before we're full! The next SAT will be next Saturday, March 8. You can go on the website at CollegeBoard.org to sign up or see Mrs. Cook in the College & Career Center.

Are you looking for a job? Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to visit with Seneca Park Zoo as they look to hire for the summer season. Also, here with us on Friday will be the Carpenters Union to share career opportunities with you. 

I-Square is also looking to hire juniors/seniors for busser & porter positions- ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for info.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs: 

• A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• The U of R  High School Research Program or THE RIT SUMMER INTERN Research Program  
• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“B” Day

For lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable egg roll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors: Savannah College for Art and Design will be visiting on Monday, March 3 during 2nd period! Put it on your calendar if you'd like to learn more about this world-famous art school! Passes are available in the College and Career Center.

Juniors & Seniors: Register to take the SATs before we're full! Our next SAT will be Saturday, March 8. You can go on the website at CollegeBoard.org to sign up or see Mrs. Cook in the College & Career Center.

Are you looking for a job? Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to visit with Seneca Park Zoo as they look to hire for the summer season. Also, here with us on Friday will be the Carpenters Union to share career opportunities with you.

I-Square is also looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions- ask Mrs. Bucciarelli for contact info.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs:

• A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• The U of R High School Research Program or THE RIT SUMMER INTERN Research Program
• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“A” Day
For lunch:  Beef hamburger or cheeseburger, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school tomorrow. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
Juniors & Seniors:  Register to take the SATs before we're full! Our next SAT will be Saturday, March 8. You can go on the website at CollegeBoard.org to sign up or see Mrs. Cook in the College & Career Center.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs: 

• FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• Summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“B” Day
For lunch:  Chicken or beef nachos, a mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Attention Staff and Students:  You have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by today.

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Today is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we are celebrating Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the Library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches today to visit with two Future Friday guests! Visit with MAPP (the Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Program) dedicated to enhancing the employability of historically disadvantaged people in the building and construction trades. And the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Employment Program- here to hire youth.

Juniors & Seniors:  Register to take the SATs before we're full! Our next SAT will be Saturday, March 8. You can go on the website at CollegeBoard.org to sign up or see Mrs. Cook in the College & Career Center.

Sophomores - If you are applying to EMCC, your application was due WEDNESDAY. If you haven't turned yours in yet, please do so now!

Juniors - Pick up your permission slip for the National College Fair in the College and Career Center. You can't go on this field trip without it!

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs: 

• A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“A” Day
For lunch:  A regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.
ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:
•    Gold Key seniors
•    Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
•    Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot
This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Staff and Students:  you have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by tomorrow.

Attention all gamers and want to-be-gamers:  The IHS E-Sports team is looking for you! If you are interested in competing against other districts in Valorant, Minecraft, Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, please come and see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080, Mrs. Griffin’s Office (just off The Commons) to sign up. Sign-ups will run through the end of next week. The Spring season starts the Monday after break! We will also be running a Console Club on Tuesdays & Wednesdays during the Spring season. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Meir. We hope to see you soon! 

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Tomorrow is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we will celebrate Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches tomorrow to visit with two Future Friday guests! Visit with MAPP (the Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Program) dedicated to enhancing the employability of historically disadvantaged people in the building and construction trades. And the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Employment Program- here to hire youth.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs: 
•    A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
•    The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
•    A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
•    The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
•    The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
•    The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!
 

“B” Day

For lunch: Chicken Tikka Masala, Rice & veggie mix, raw veggie sticks, assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules became last month: Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Staff and Students: you have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by Friday, February 14.

Attention all gamers and wanna-be-gamers: The IHS E-Sports team is looking for you! If you are interested in competing against other districts in Valorant, Minecraft, Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, please come and see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080, Mrs. Griffin’s Office (just off The Commons) to sign up. Sign-ups will run through the end of next week. The Spring season starts the Monday after break! We will also be running a Console Club on Tuesdays & Wednesdays during the Spring season. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Meir. We hope to see you soon!

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Valentine's Day is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we will celebrate Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the Library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

Anyone interested in participating in Girls Soccer in the fall, there will be a meeting, after school in Room 1216 today. Info on off-season schedules for workouts, futsal & camp will be provided, as well as important info for this off-season.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to visit with two Future Friday guests! Visit with MAPP (the Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Program) dedicated to enhancing the employability of historically disadvantaged people in the building and construction trades. And the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Employment Program- here to hire youth.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs:

• A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“A” Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! For lunch today: A beef taco w/trimming, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules became last month: Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Staff and Students: you have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by Friday, February 14.

Attention all gamers and wanna-be-gamers: The IHS E-Sports team is looking for you! If you are interested in competing against other districts in Valorant, Minecraft, Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, please come and see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080, Mrs. Griffin’s Office (just off The Commons) to sign up. Sign-ups will run through the end of next week. The Spring season starts the Monday after break! We will also be running a Console Club on Tuesdays & Wednesdays during the Spring season. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Meir. We hope to see you soon!

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Valentine's Day is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we will celebrate Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the Library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

Anyone interested in participating in Girls Soccer in the fall, there will be a meeting, after school in Room 1216 tomorrow. Info on off-season schedules for workouts, futsal & camp will be provided, as well as important info for this off-season.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to visit with two Future Friday guests! Visit with MAPP (the Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Program) dedicated to enhancing the employability of historically disadvantaged people in the building and construction trades. And the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Employment Program- here to hire youth.

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs:

• A FREE Youth Climate Change Summit at the University of Maryland
• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

For lunch: An Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a beef hotdog, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules became last month: Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Staff and Students: you have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by Friday, February 14.

Attention all gamers and wanna-be-gamers: The IHS E-Sports team is looking for you! If you are interested in competing against other districts in Valorant, Minecraft, Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, please come and see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080, Mrs. Griffin’s Office (just off The Commons) to sign up. Sign-ups will run through the end of next week. The Spring season starts the Monday after break! We will also be running a Console Club on Tuesdays & Wednesdays during the Spring season. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Meir. We hope to see you soon!

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Valentine's Day is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we will celebrate Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African-American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the Library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

Anyone interested in participating in Girls Soccer in the fall, there will be a meeting, after school in Room 1216 on Wednesday. Info on off-season schedules for workouts, futsal & camp will be provided, as well as important info for this off-season.

Today is the last day to purchase a Singing Valentine from DSS and Sweet 16. Stop by The Commons during lunches.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guests will be MAPP (Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Preparation Program) dedicated to enhancing the employability of historically disadvantaged people in the building and construction trades. Also the City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program. So, be sure to stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches this Friday!

See Mrs Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for the following summer programs :

• The PAID Health Career Exploration Camp @ D’Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer Welding Camp @ ARC and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program
• The City of Rochester Summer Youth Employment Program

Seniors! If your colleges require a Mid-Year Report, Mrs. Cook will be sending them automatically on February 14. If a college wants your Mid-Year Report, but doesn't require it, please send Mrs. Cook an email with the name of the school you'd like her to send it to.

Attention ALL Students: The next SAT test is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 and the deadline to sign up is February 21. Taking the SAT’s may be required for your major at your chosen college & it helps with scholarship opportunities. Please see Mrs. Cook for more details.

Seniors - New scholarships such as the ERASE Scholarship specifically for students of color, the Ibero-American Action League Hispanic Scholarship, the Akoma Scholarships for female students of African heritage, the Food Service Association Scholarship and the Armenian Scholarship. And for Juniors - the Bryan Cameron Education Foundation just opened its scholarship for full college tuition. Please check the Scholarship Excel for more info or see Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Sophomores interested in EMCC next year. You cannot be chosen for your program if you DON'T APPLY. Please make sure your applications are turned in by February 12. That's Wednesday!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

For lunch: A hot chicken fajita wrap, a leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025: Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Staff and Students: you have received an IT survey in your email. This survey is to help gather information about student laptop performance. Please complete the survey by Friday, February 14.

Attention all gamers and wanna-be-gamers: The IHS E-Sports team is looking for you! If you are interested in competing against other districts in Valorant, Minecraft, Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, please come and see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080, Mrs. Griffin’s Office (just off The Commons) to sign up. Sign-ups will run through the end of next week. The Spring season starts the Monday after break! We will also be running a Console Club on Tuesdays & Wednesdays during the Spring season. If you have any questions, please talk to Mrs. Meir. We hope to see you soon!

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

ATTENTION ALL IHS STUDENTS AND STAFF: Valentine's Day is Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday and this year we will celebrate Douglass Day on campus for the first time. We hope it will become a tradition. A prominent activist, author and public speaker, Frederick Douglass helped lead the movement in the 1800’s for African-American civil rights. During a free period, please join us in the Library between 12-3 to launch the first IHS Douglass Day. There will be contests, live broadcasts, open mic, activities, birthday treats and more! Look for signs around the building and let's celebrate Douglass Day together.

Anyone interested in participating in Girls Soccer in the fall, there will be a meeting, after school in Room 1216 on Wednesday, February 12. Information on off-season schedules for workouts, futsal & camp will be provided, as well as important information for this off-season.

SENIORS! If your colleges require a Mid-Year Report, Mrs. Cook will be sending them automatically on February 14. If a college wants your Mid-Year Report, but doesn't require it, please send Mrs. Cook an email with the name of the school you'd like her to send it to.

Attention ALL Students: The next SAT test is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 and the deadline to sign up is February 21. Taking the SAT’s may be required for your chosen major at your chosen college and it helps with scholarship opportunities. Please see Mrs. Cook for more details.

Attention Seniors!! Vote for senior superlatives by noon today. The link is on Schoology. Winners will be notified via a Schoology message, and photos will be taken on February 12 and 13 after school.

DSS and Sweet 16 are once again selling Singing Valentines in The Commons during lunches now thru Monday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today is the day! Don't forget to join us in the Auditorium 4th period for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel featuring Physical, Occupational & Speech therapists along with counselors & medical professionals from Rochester Regional & UofR. Following the event our guest panelists will be available in The Commons where they will be joined by our Future Friday guests from UofR Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Seniors - New scholarships such as the ERASE Scholarship specifically for students of color, the Ibero-American Action League Hispanic Scholarship, the Akoma Scholarships for female students of African heritage, the Food Service Association Scholarship and the Armenian Scholarship. And for Juniors - the Bryan Cameron Education Foundation just opened its scholarship for full college tuition. Please check the Scholarship Excel for more info or see Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Sophomores interested in EMCC next year. You cannot be chosen for your program if you DON'T APPLY. Please make sure your applications are turned in by February 12t That's next Wednesday!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today

“B” Day

For lunch: Wild Mike’s cheese bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Stop by our Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the months of January or December!

Anyone interested in participating in Girls Soccer in the fall, there will be a meeting, after school in Room 1216 on Wednesday, February 12. Information on off-season schedules for workouts, futsal & camp will be provided, as well as important information for this off-season.

SENIORS! If your colleges require a Mid-Year Report, Mrs. Cook will be sending them automatically on February 14. If a college wants your Mid-Year Report, but doesn't require it, please send Mrs. Cook an email with the name of the school you'd like her to send it to.

Attention ALL Students: The next SAT test is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 and the deadline to sign up is February 21. Taking the SAT’s may be required for your chosen major at your chosen college and it helps with scholarship opportunities. Please see Mrs. Cook for more details.

The Art Club will be meeting after school today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm. We will be making buttons in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150).

Please join Amnesty Club after school today to listen to a speaker from the Peace Corps, Dr. Sherman, talk to our group about how to help others around the world. He’ll be focusing on a program he founded, Netlife, that prevents malaria in Senegal. All are welcome! Dr. Sherman will be speaking in the Photo/Art room from 3:10-4pm. See Ms. Reinert for more details.

Attention Seniors!! Vote for senior superlatives by noon tomorrow. The link is on Schoology. Winners will be notified via a Schoology message, and photos will be taken on February 12 and 13 after school.

DSS and Sweet 16 are once again selling Singing Valentines in The Commons during lunches now thru Monday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors - New scholarships such as the ERASE Scholarship specifically for students of color, the Ibero-American Action League Hispanic Scholarship, the Akoma Scholarships for female students of African heritage, the Food Service Association Scholarship and the Armenian Scholarship. And for Juniors - the Bryan Cameron Education Foundation just opened its scholarship for full college tuition. Please check the Scholarship Excel for more info or see Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Join Us for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring underrepresented careers in Physical, Occupational & Speech therapy along with medical doctors from Rochester Regional and the U of R.

When: tomorrow during 4th period Where: IHS Auditorium

Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will be joined in The Commons by our Future Friday

guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

• A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by the end of school today. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“A” Day

For lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Please stop by our Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of January!

SENIORS! If your colleges require a Mid-Year Report, Mrs. Cook will be sending them automatically on February 14. If a college wants your Mid-Year Report, but doesn't require it, please send Mrs. Cook an email with the name of the school you'd like her to send it to.

Attention ALL Students: The next SAT test is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 and the deadline to sign up is February 21. Taking the SAT’s may be required for your chosen major at your chosen college and it helps with scholarship opportunities. Please see Mrs. Cook for more details.

The Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm. We will be making buttons in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150).

Please join Amnesty Club after school tomorrow to listen to a speaker from the Peace Corps, Dr. Sherman, talk to our group about how to help others around the world. He’ll be focusing on a program he founded, Netlife, that prevents malaria in Senegal. All are welcome! Dr. Sherman will be speaking in the Photo/Art room from 3:10-4pm. See Ms. Reinert for more details.

Attention Seniors!! Vote for senior superlatives by Friday, February 7 at noon. The link is on Schoology. Winners will be notified via a Schoology message, and photos will be taken on February 12 and 13 after school.

DSS and Sweet 16 are once again selling Singing Valentines in The Commons during lunches now thru Monday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors - New scholarships such as the ERASE Scholarship specifically for students of color, the Ibero-American Action League Hispanic Scholarship, the Akoma Scholarships for female students of African heritage, the Food Service Association Scholarship and the Armenian Scholarship. And for Juniors - the Bryan Cameron Education Foundation just opened its scholarship for full college tuition. Please check the Scholarship Excel for more info or see Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Sophomores interested in EMCC next year. You cannot be chosen for your program if you DON'T APPLY. Please make sure your applications are turned in by February 12th! That's next Wednesday!

Join Us for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring underrepresented careers in Physical, Occupational & Speech therapy along with medical doctors from Rochester Regional and the U of R.

When: Friday during 4th period Where: IHS Auditorium

Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will be joined in The Commons by our Future Friday guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

• A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by February 7. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today

For lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting on Thursday, 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm to make buttons in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150).

Please join Amnesty Club after school on Thursday to listen to a speaker from the Peace Corps, Dr. Sherman, talk to our group about how to help others around the world. He’ll be focusing on a program he founded, Netlife, that prevents malaria in Senegal. All are welcome! Dr. Sherman will be speaking in the Photo/Art room from 3:10-4pm. See Ms. Reinert for more details.

Attention Seniors!! Vote for senior superlatives by Friday, February 7 at noon. The link is on Schoology. Winners will be notified via a Schoology message, and photos will be taken on February 12 and 13 after school.

Singing Valentines are just around the corner! DSS and Sweet 16, the premier contemporary a Capella groups at IHS will be selling and delivering singing valentines next month. Check out the posters in the hallways for more information!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the Universal Technical Institute are coming to visit the College and Career Center during 5th period today. This is a technical school that is known for producing top trades people. There are so many programs to choose from and there are no prerequisites (PRE-RECK-Quiz-it) classes like English, Math, or Social Studies to get started. Choose from Airframe, Powerplant, Auto, Aviation, CNC, Collision, Diesel, Energy, HVAC-R, IMT, Marine, Moto, NASCAR, Robotics and Automation, Welding, and Wind technology! Come learn more on Tuesday during 5th period. If you need a pass, please see Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Join Us for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring underrepresented careers in Physical, Occupational & Speech therapy along with medical doctors from Rochester Regional and the U of R.

When: Friday, February 7 during 4th period

Where: IHS Auditorium

Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will be joined in The Commons by our Future Friday guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

• A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo
• A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center
• The Monroe County Teen Police Academy
• The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Juniors - are you already thinking about colleges? Join us for the NATIONAL College Fair on Monday, March 17 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center. Hundreds of colleges will be there to give you information and get you on their mailing lists! It's never too early to start looking! See Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for more information.

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by February 7. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

“B” Day

For lunch: Hot meatball sub, a Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Hey IHS: Did you know the Polar Plunge is this Sunday? If you have never heard of the Polar Plunge, it is an event to raise money for NYS Special Olympics which many of our students support through Unified Sports. Our students need your help. Please consider sponsoring a student to plunge or donate to the team. An alternative way to donate is to bring change/cash (any amount helps) to The Commons during any of the lunch periods. We have three containers. Whomever has the most money in their box by the end of the day today, must plunge into icy Lake Ontario! We need to average at least $100 to allow each student to plunge. Lastly if you are interested in Plunging it is not too late to join. You can join the ICY EAGLES who have quoted this year to be "FLY LIKE AN EAGLE...PLUNGE LIKE A PENGUIN" Yes, many of our students will be dressing like penguins for this.

Singing Valentines are just around the corner! DSS and Sweet 16, the premier contemporary a Capella groups at IHS will be selling and delivering singing valentines next month. Check out the posters in the hallways for more information!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Join Us for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring underrepresented careers in Physical, Occupational & Speech therapy along with medical doctors from Rochester Regional and the U of R.

When: February 7 during 4th period

Where: IHS Auditorium

Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will be joined in The Commons by our Future Friday guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

· A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo

· A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center

· The Monroe County Teen Police Academy

· The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Juniors! Please turn in your New Visions field trip permission slips! And Sophomores! Please turn in your EMCC field trip permission slips!

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by February 7. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

 

“A” Day

For lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Singing Valentines are just around the corner! DSS and Sweet 16, the premier contemporary a Capella groups at IHS will be selling and delivering singing valentines next month. Check out the posters in the hallways for more information!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Join Us for the Second Annual Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring underrepresented careers in Physical, Occupational & Speech therapy along with medical doctors from Rochester Regional and the U of R.

When: on February 7 during 4th period

Where: in the Auditorium

Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will be joined in The Commons by our Future Friday guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute who will be here to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

· A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo

· A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center

· The Monroe County Teen Police Academy

· The Flaum Eye Institute Summer Minority Mentorship Program

Juniors! Please turn in your New Visions field trip permission slips! And Sophomores! Please turn in your EMCC field trip permission slips!

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by February 7. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

Do you like fixing computers? Are you free period 4 or 5? Are you looking for a way to earn school credit? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center about joining our Student Run Tech Club today!

 

“A” Day

For lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggies, applesauce & assorted fresh fruit.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention all students: Valentine’s Day is approaching & the senior class is once again selling valentines. For $4, you can order a carnation, candy & a personalized note delivered to someone’s homeroom. Stop by The Commons now thru February 7 to place your order! Help us to spread some smiles around the building.

Singing Valentines are just around the corner! DSS and Sweet 16, the premier contemporary a Capella groups at IHS will be selling and delivering singing valentines next month. Check out the posters in the hallways for more information!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Join Us for the Second Annual Why Representation Matters: Careers in Healthcare Panel Discussion Featuring physical, occupational & speech therapists and medical doctors from Rochester Regional Healthcare on February 7 in the Auditorium during4th period ALL ARE WELCOME. Bring your questions and be sure to sign up in the Career Center. Following the event our guest panelists from Rochester Regional Healthcare will join with our Future Friday guests from The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute in The Commons to share information regarding the Free Summer Minority Mentorship Program.

Summer Opportunities are starting to come in: Stop by the Career Center and ask Mrs. Bucciarelli about:

· A paid Health Career Exploration Camp at D'Youville University in Buffalo

· A summer welding camp at Arc and Flame Center

· The Monroe County Teen Police Academy

SENIORS! Be sure to check out the Scholarship Excel in Schoology! There are new scholarships listed-- some with deadlines coming up - Doodle for Google, Family First Credit Union and the Benebone Scholarship which asks you to write a short essay sharing how a DOG has made an impact in your life. There is money out there to help offset the cost of college - don't miss these opportunities!

Juniors! Please turn in your New Visions field trip permission slips! And Sophomores! Please turn in your EMCC field trip permission slips!

Juniors interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges - there is a field trip to the Washington, DC area coming up on March 10-12 to explore these colleges. If you are interested in attending, there is an application that must be turned in by February 7. Please stop by the Main Office or the College and Career Center for applications and details about the trip. Space is very limited!

 

“B” Day

For lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, leafy green salad, raw veggies, fruit cocktail & assorted fresh fruit.

News from the Kitchen regarding next week’s mid-term breakfast & lunch schedule: Tuesday-Thursday breakfast will be available in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am and lunch will be available in the Small Café from 10am-12:30pm. On Friday, there will only be breakfast in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Want to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“A” Day

For lunch: Wild Mike’s cheese bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggies, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

News from the Kitchen regarding next week’s mid-term breakfast & lunch schedule: Tuesday-Thursday breakfast will be available in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am and lunch will be available in the Small Café from 10am-12:30pm. On Friday, there will only be breakfast in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting today from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Shrinky Dinks.

Are you nervous about midterms? LINK CREW is here to help. After school today, our leaders will be "Crammin' with Cocoa" in the Large Café. With smiles on our faces and cocoa in our hands, we will help you work through your study materials for the following subjects: Algebra 1, Geometry, Global 1, World History I, Living Environment and Earth Science. Anyone who needs assistance may come by to sit with a leader and enjoy cocoa and snacks while you study.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café today! The rules are:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Want to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

For lunch: Cheeseburger macaroni & cheese, California blend vegetables, raw veggies, fruit juice & assorted fruit.

News from the Kitchen regarding next week’s mid-term breakfast & lunch schedule: Tuesday-Thursday breakfast will be available in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am and lunch will be available in the Small Café from 10am-12:30pm. On Friday, there will only be breakfast in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Shrinky Dinks.

Are you nervous about midterms? LINK CREW is here to help. Tomorrow, our leaders will be "Crammin' with Cocoa" in the Large Café after school. With smiles on our faces and cocoa in our hands, we will help you work through your study materials for the following subjects: Algebra 1, Geometry, Global 1, World History I, Living Environment and Earth Science. Anyone who needs assistance may come by to sit with a leader and enjoy cocoa and snacks while you study.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café tomorrow & Thursday! The rules are:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons until tomorrow. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection. They offer fire alarms & sprinkler systems, as well as fire protection& suppression solutions for WNY business owners. Stop by their table in The Commons on Friday to find out more about the various career opportunities they offer.

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Want to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“A” Day

For lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & garlic rolls, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggies, applesauce & fresh fruit.

News from the kitchen regarding next week’s mid-term breakfast & lunch schedule: Tuesday-Thursday breakfast will be available in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am and lunch will be available in the Small Café from 10am-12:30pm. On Friday, there will only be breakfast in the Small Café from 7:30am-7:45am.

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

The Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:15 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Shrinky Dinks.

Are you nervous about midterms? LINK CREW is here to help. On Thursday, our leaders will be "Crammin' with Cocoa" in the Large Café after school. With smiles on our faces and cocoa in our hands, we will help you work through your study materials for the following subjects: Algebra 1, Geometry, Global 1, World History I, Living Environment and Earth Science. Anyone who needs assistance may come by to sit with a leader and enjoy cocoa and snacks while you study.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café tomorrow & Thursday!

Here are the rules:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons until Thursday. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection. They offer fire alarms & sprinkler systems, as well as fire protection& suppression solutions for WNY business owners. Stop by their table in The Commons on Friday to find out more about the various career opportunities they offer.

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Want to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

For lunch: Chicken tenders, seasoned corn, raw veggies, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

Irondequoit High School Parking Rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café on Wednesday & Thursday!

Here are the rules:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons now until Thursday. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Students interested in the TRADES - Universal Technical Institute will be visiting today during 5th period to talk about all their programs available post high school. This school has it ALL: Auto, Aviation, CNC, Collision, Diesel, Energy, HVAC, Marine, Moto, NASCAR, Robotics and WIND. Come to the Career Center if you'd like a pass to attend!

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Want to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“A” Day

For lunch: Chicken parmesan sandwich, Romaine salad, raw veggies, Mandarin oranges & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café on Wednesday & Thursday!

Here are the rules:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons now until next Thursday, Jan. 16. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Students interested in the TRADES - Universal Technical Institute will be visiting on MONDAY, January 13th during 5th period to talk about all their programs available post high school. This school has it ALL: Auto, Aviation, CNC, Collision, Diesel, Energy, HVAC, Marine, Moto, NASCAR, Robotics and WIND. Come to the Career Center if you'd like a pass to attend!

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Seniors: Please check the Scholarship Excel! There is a new scholarship for Fabrication and Manufacturing majors (this includes engineering) and another one for LGTBQ+ Athletes! If you don't know how to find the Scholarship Excel, please talk to Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? Ask Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

For lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggies, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café on January 15 & 16!

Here are the rules:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons now until next Thursday, Jan. 16. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Want to learn more about welding? Rochester Arc + Flame Center is offering a hands-on summer welding camp for high school students July 8- 30. Stop in the Career Center for information on how to sign up.

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Seniors: Please check the Scholarship Excel! There is a new scholarship for Fabrication and Manufacturing majors (this includes engineering) and another one for LGTBQ+ Athletes! If you don't know how to find the Scholarship Excel, please talk to Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Juniors! If you are interested in checking out the NEW VISIONS MEDICAL program through EMCC, please see Mrs. Cook. There is a field trip scheduled for February to go and visit the program!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“A” Day

For lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggies, fruit juice & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Seniors!

The yearbook will be taking senior friend group photos at 3:15 pm in the Small Café on Jan. 15 & 16!

Here are the rules:

1) ONLY Seniors in the photo

2) Each Senior may only appear in ONE group photo

3) School appropriate group names only

Mark your calendars! Wear matching outfits if that's your thing! Ms. Jaynes can write passes to sports practices following your photo.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons starting tomorrow until next Thursday, Jan. 16. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us after school today at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The Rochester Regional Medical Pathfinder Program will be accepting a limited number of new volunteers for the spring semester. Interested students should see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

The Monroe County Sheriff's office is now accepting applications for the popular Teen Police Academy for students in grades 9-12 which is held in July. Stop by the Career Center for an application.

Seniors: Please check the Scholarship Excel! There is a new scholarship for Fabrication and Manufacturing majors (this includes engineering) and another one for LGTBQ+ Athletes! If you don't know how to find the Scholarship Excel, please talk to Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Juniors! If you are interested in checking out the NEW VISIONS MEDICAL program through EMCC, please see Mrs. Cook. There is a field trip scheduled for February to go and visit the program!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

For lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggies, applesauce & fresh fruit.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons from Thursday, Jan. 9 until the following Thursday, Jan. 16. Thank you for thinking of others during this cold winter season!

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors: Please check the Scholarship Excel! There is a new scholarship for Fabrication and Manufacturing majors (this includes engineering) and another one for LGTBQ+ Athletes! If you don't know how to find the Scholarship Excel, please talk to Mrs. Cook in the Career Center.

Juniors! If you are interested in checking out the NEW VISIONS MEDICAL program through EMCC, please see Mrs. Cook. There is a field trip scheduled for February to go and visit the program!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“A” Day

For lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggies, diced pears & fresh fruit.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you a senior who has participated in Odyssey of the Mind in the past? Stop by Mrs. Cook's office to pick up a Scholarship packet!

Juniors! If you are interested in checking out the NEW VISIONS MEDICAL program through EMCC, please see Mrs. Cook. There will be a field trip scheduled for February to go and visit the program!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, a leafy green salad, raw veggies, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores! The EMCC BOCES field trip is today after 4th period! Please meet by the front doors of the school AFTER 4th period to catch the bus. You do NOT need to bring your backpacks.

Today’s Future Friday guest will be Optimax- a world renown optics company based right here in upstate NY. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches to learn about career opportunities in this high paying, high demand industry.

Savannah College of Art and Design is visiting on Monday, December 16 during 8th period! This is our very last college to visit this year. If you are interested in learning more about one of the most recognized Art Schools in the country, please make sure to stop by the College and Career Center on Monday during 8th period.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“A” Day

For lunch: Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggies, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

All students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

IHS’ literary magazine, CHICKEN SCRATCH is having a used book sale fundraiser in the Commons during all lunch periods this week. Stop by and look for the perfect Hanukkah or stocking stuffer.

Games Club will meet after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Art Club will meet after school today in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3 pm-4:00 pm. We will be making magnets with drawings or found images. These make great last-minute gifts!

Are you looking to restock your IHS clothing or maybe purchase a last-minute holiday gift for someone? Then stop by the Bookstore during all lunches! There are hats, hoodies, t-shirts, pajama pants and sweatpants. The only forms of payment accepted are cash or check.

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors, you will soon have 2 WHOLE WEEKS to dedicate to applying to scholarships! New Scholarships have been added to the Excel file found in Schoology. PLEASE see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center if you have any questions or need help finding the Scholarship Excel!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

For lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggies & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

IHS’ literary magazine, CHICKEN SCRATCH is having a used book sale fundraiser in the Commons during all lunch periods this week. Stop by and look for the perfect Hanukkah or stocking stuffer.

Art Club will meet after school tomorrow in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3 pm-4:00 pm. We will be making magnets with drawings or found images. These make great last-minute gifts!

Are you looking to restock your IHS clothing or maybe purchase a last-minute holiday gift for someone? Then stop by the Bookstore during all lunches! There are hats, hoodies, t-shirts, pajama pants and sweatpants. The only forms of payment accepted are cash or check.

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors, you will soon have 2 WHOLE WEEKS to dedicate to applying to scholarships! New Scholarships have been added to the Excel file found in Schoology. PLEASE see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center if you have any questions or need help finding the Scholarship Excel!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts

“A” Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco with trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggies, applesauce & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

IHS’ literary magazine, CHICKEN SCRATCH is having a used book sale fundraiser in the Commons during all lunch periods this week. Stop by and look for the perfect Hanukkah or stocking stuffer.

Are you looking to restock your IHS clothing or maybe purchase a last-minute holiday gift for someone? Then stop by the Bookstore during all lunches! There are hats, hoodies, t-shirts, pajama pants and sweatpants. The only forms of payment accepted are cash or check.

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors, you will soon have 2 WHOLE WEEKS to dedicate to applying to scholarships! New Scholarships have been added to the Excel file found in Schoology. PLEASE see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center if you have any questions or need help finding the Scholarship Excel!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

 

“B” Day

Lunch: Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a beef hotdog, tater tots, raw veggies, diced pears & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Do you like to play video games? Would you like to compete with other districts in the area? Do you like Valorant, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, or Geoguesser? Please join us on January 8 at 3:15 pm for an informational meeting about the winter blitz season and console club for E-Sports in Room 1071. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 just off the Commons.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Savannah College of Art and Design is visiting today during 8th period! This is our very last college to visit this year. If you are interested in learning more about one of the most recognized Art Schools in the country, please make sure to stop by the College and Career Center during 8th period.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“A” Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, a leafy green salad, raw veggies, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention IHS--Parking rules effective Jan. 2, 2025:

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

· Gold Key seniors

· Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit

· Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

Beginning January 2, this expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for holiday break.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores! The EMCC BOCES field trip is today after 4th period! Please meet by the front doors of the school AFTER 4th period to catch the bus. You do NOT need to bring your backpacks.

Today’s Future Friday guest will be Optimax- a world renown optics company based right here in upstate NY. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches to learn about career opportunities in this high paying, high demand industry.

Savannah College of Art and Design is visiting on Monday, December 16 during 8th period! This is our very last college to visit this year. If you are interested in learning more about one of the most recognized Art Schools in the country, please make sure to stop by the College and Career Center on Monday during 8th period.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

“B” Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce and dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggies, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

Games Club will meet after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Amnesty International Club would like to thank our IHS family for helping to raise funds for the Rochester Refugee Resettlement Service. We collected $528 with our November’s ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser! Over $400 of that amount was in coin form (that was a lot of counting!) A perfect example that if we all pitch in a small amount, we can make a big difference. Thanks for supporting our local refugees and our Amnesty International Club.

All students who have elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Holiday Break so they can be inventoried.

Attention seniors: Tomorrow is our SENIORS ONLY movie night! It is free and open to any IHS Senior. It will start at 10 pm and will end at midnight. To attend, you will need to return a permission slip which you can get in your English class or in Room 2071. Be sure to return it to Mrs. Quintero in Room 2071 so we can give you an event ticket. See event posters in the hallway and social media for more event details.

The yearbook needs photographers! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school for information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores going on the EMCC field trip tomorrow - PLEASE stop by the Career Center and pick up instructions for lunches and catching the bus! See Mrs. Cook for details.

Tomorrow’s Future Friday guest will be Optimax- a world renown optics company based right here in upstate NY. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches tomorrow to learn about career opportunities in this high paying, high demand industry.

Attention Students who took the ASVAB Test in November: Your test results are in and available in Mrs. Cook's room. Please stop by the College and Career Center when you have a free period to get further instructions!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible and most definitely before holiday break! If you haven't submitted your application, get those blue sheets in! This is the only way we know to send your transcript & other school documents to your colleges!

“A” Day

Lunch: Cheeseburger macaroni & cheese, California blend vegetables, raw veggies, fruit juice & assorted fresh fruit.

Amnesty International Club would like to thank our IHS family for helping to raise funds for the Rochester Refugee Resettlement Service. We collected $528 with our November’s ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser! Over $400 of that amount was in coin form (that was a lot of counting!) A perfect example that if we all pitch in a small amount, we can make a big difference. Thanks for supporting our local refugees and our Amnesty International Club.

All students who have elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Holiday Break so they can be inventoried.

Attention seniors: This Friday is our SENIORS ONLY movie night! It is free and open to any IHS Senior. It will start at 10 pm and will end at midnight. To attend, you will need to return a permission slip which you can get in your English class or in Room 2071. Be sure to return it to Mrs. Quintero in Room 2071 so we can give you an event ticket. See event posters in the hallway and social media for more event details.

The yearbook needs photographers! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school for information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores going on the EMCC field trip this Friday - PLEASE stop by the Career Center and pick up instructions for lunches and catching the bus! See Mrs. Cook for details.

This week's Future Friday guest will be Optimax- a world renown optics company based right here in upstate NY. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches on Friday to learn about career opportunities in this high paying, high demand industry.

Attention Students who took the ASVAB Test in November: Your test results are in and available in Mrs. Cook's room. Please stop by the College and Career Center when you have a free period to get further instructions!

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible and most definitely before holiday break! If you haven't submitted your application, get those blue sheets in! This is the only way we know to send your transcript & other school documents to your colleges!

“B” Day

Lunch: Wild Mike’s cheese bites w/marinara, green beans, raw veggies, applesauce & assorted fresh fruit.

Amnesty International Club would like to thank our IHS family for helping to raise funds for the Rochester Refugee Resettlement Service. We collected $528 with our November’s ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser! Over $400 of that amount was in coin form (that was a lot of counting!) A perfect example that if we all pitch in a small amount, we can make a big difference. Thanks for supporting our local refugees and our Amnesty International Club.

Attention Club and Class advisors! The yearbook club is still missing a lot of clubs and two class officer photos. Please help Ms. Jaynes and the NEO2024 staff in their efforts to include all students while still meeting their deadlines. If they don't meet their deadlines, they won't get delivery of the yearbook before summer. Thank you in advance for all of your help!

All students who have elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Holiday Break so they can be inventoried.

Attention seniors: This Friday is our SENIORS ONLY movie night! It is free and open to any IHS Senior. It will start at 10 pm and will end at midnight. To attend, you will need to return a permission slip which you can get in your English class or in Room 2071. Be sure to return it to Mrs. Quintero in Room 2071 so we can give you an event ticket. See event posters in the hallway and social media for more event details.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Photographers needed! The yearbook needs photographers. See Ms. Jaynes in room 1220 before or after school for information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Optimax- a world renown optics company based right here in upstate NY. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches on Friday to learn about career opportunities in this high paying, high demand industry.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how!

Work Study Students- don't forget to continue to hand in your paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible and most definitely before holiday break! If you haven't submitted your application, get those blue sheets in! This is the only way we know to send your transcript & other school documents to your colleges!

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, mixed vegetables, raw veggies, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention Club and Class advisors! The yearbook club is still missing a lot of clubs and two class officer photos. Please help Ms. Jaynes and the NEO2024 staff in their efforts to include all students while still meeting their deadlines. If they don't meet their deadlines, they won't get delivery of the yearbook before summer. Thank you in advance for all of your help!

All students who have elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Holiday Break so they can be inventoried.

Attention seniors: This Friday is our SENIORS ONLY movie night! It is free and open to any IHS Senior. It will start at 10 pm and will end at midnight. To attend, you will need to return a permission slip which you can get in your English class or in Room 2071. Be sure to return it to Mrs. Quintero in Room 2071 so we can give you an event ticket. See event posters in the hallway and social media for more event details.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school tomorrow. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Photographers needed! The yearbook needs photographers. See Ms. Jaynes in room 1220 before or after school for information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible and most definitely before holiday break! If you haven't submitted your application, get those blue sheets in! This is the only way we know to send your transcript & other school documents to your colleges!

“B” Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos; romaine salad; raw veggie sticks; fruit cocktail; asst fresh fruit

Photographers needed! The yearbook needs photographers. See Ms. Jaynes in room 1220 before or after school for information.

 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Saturday from 4 pm-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggies, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

Amnesty Club has a meeting after school today. Please join us if you can in Room #1148 Photo/Art!

Photographers needed! The yearbook needs photographers. See Ms. Jaynes in room 1220 before or after school for information.

Art Club will meet after school today in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate and make buttons with us.

Attention National Technical Honor Society members! We will be having our first meeting of the year today at 7:30 am in Room 3056. Hope to see you there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Saturday from 4 pm-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

“B” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggies, fruit juice & assorted fresh fruit.

Photographers needed! The yearbook is in need of photographers. See Ms. Jaynes in room 1220 before or after school for information.

Art Club will meet after school tomorrow in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate and make buttons with us.

Attention National Technical Honor Society members! We will be having our first meeting of the year tomorrow at 7:30 am in Room 3056. Hope to see you there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS!!! The FAFSA for 2025-2026 is now OPEN! Please work on completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with your parents or guardians. This form is shared with the colleges you've applied to so they can offer you a financial package!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Saturday from 4 pm-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables or egg roll, raw veggies, applesauce & fruit.

Art Club will meet after school on Thursday, December 5 in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate and make buttons with us.

Attention National Technical Honor Society members! We will be having our first meeting of the year on Thursday at 7:30 am in Room 3056. Hope to see you there!

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after Saturday won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS!!! The FAFSA for 2025-2026 is now OPEN! Please work on completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with your parents or guardians. This form is shared with the colleges you've applied to so they can offer you a financial package!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Saturday from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

“B” Day

Lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, macaroni salad, raw veggies, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after Saturday won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS!!! The FAFSA for 2025-2026 is now OPEN! Please work on completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with your parents or guardians. This form is shared with the colleges you've applied to so they can offer you a financial package!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Saturday from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

EMCC permission slips are due today. Please give them to Mrs. Cook ASAP!

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, stuffing, raw veggies, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

Message from the Health Office: All elevator pass holders~~Please bring your pass to the Health Office at the end of class today before you leave for Thanksgiving break. You may pick them up before class on Monday, December 2.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after December won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS!!! The FAFSA for 2025-2026 is now OPEN! Please work on completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid with your parents or guardians over the Thanksgiving break. This form is shared with the colleges you've applied to so they can offer you a financial package!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Sat., Dec.7 from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

EMCC permission slips are due today. Please give them to Mrs. Cook ASAP!

“B” Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, a leafy green salad, raw veggies, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

Message from the Health Office: All elevator pass holders~~Please bring your pass to the Health Office before you leave for Thanksgiving break. You may pick them up before class on Monday, December 2.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after December won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

This week Amnesty International Club is running their ‘Change for Change' fundraiser in your English & Art Classrooms. We will be collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, and bills, to donate to our local Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. If every member of IHS were to contribute a small amount, we could make a BIG impact. Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services’ goal is to provide services, collaboration, & opportunities to ensure assimilation of refugees into our society. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Please support our cause!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Cornell Cooperative Extension who help put knowledge to work in pursuit of economic strength, sustainability and social well-being. Rooted in every county of the state, Cornell Cooperative Extension brings local experience & research-based solutions together to help New York State families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches today to find out more!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Sat., Dec.7 from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

EMCC permission slips are due on Monday. Please give them to Mrs. Cook ASAP!

“A” Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & garlic roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggies, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after December won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Hey IHS…Let's talk turkey! It's the time of year to reflect on what we are grateful for. LINK CREW is thankful for FRESHMEN! To celebrate, we are hosting a turkey hunt today to give away prizes and celebrate with snacks! Here are the rules: hunt down ONE paper turkey. They will be hidden all around the school. Redeem it in The Commons right after school. ONE prize per freshman. If you take more than one turkey, you're taking someone else's chance to win a prize. Sophomore, juniors, and seniors: help build a positive and mutually respectful school community by leaving the turkeys for the freshmen. Some specially marked turkeys will win larger prizes, like a REAL turkey! Have fun out there! Gobble Gobble!

Games Club will meet after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Art Club will be meeting today from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

This week Amnesty International Club is running their ‘Change for Change' fundraiser in your English & Art Classrooms. We will be collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, and bills, to donate to our local Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. If every member of IHS were to contribute a small amount, we could make a BIG impact. Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services’ goal is to provide services, collaboration, & opportunities to ensure assimilation of refugees into our society. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Please support our cause!

Amnesty Club will have a meeting after school today in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have our Yearbook Club photo taken and will be counting coins for our ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Reminder to everyone who signed up to take the ASVAB test. It starts at 9:00 am in Room 1068 in the Library.

This week's Future Friday guest will be Cornell Cooperative Extension who help put knowledge to work in pursuit of economic strength, sustainability and social well-being. Rooted in every county of the state, Cornell Cooperative Extension brings local experience & research-based solutions together to help New York State families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches tomorrow to find out more!

Seniors interested in applying to University at Buffalo: You MUST APPLY before December 1st if you want to be considered for their scholarships. Bring your Blue Sheet to Mrs. Cook BEFORE Thanksgiving break if you are applying!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Sat., Dec.7 from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

EMCC permission slips are due Monday, November 25. Please them to Mrs. Cook, ASAP!

Parkside Diner is looking to hire a dishwasher for weekends only. You must be at least 16 years old. Interested students should apply in person at 4353 Culver Rd.

“B” Day

Lunch: Chicken Tikka Masala with brown rice, raw veggies, fruit juice, assorted fresh fruit and milk.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS will be hosting the SAT exams on Sat., Dec. 7. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after December won’t be held here until March 8. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Hey IHS…Let's talk turkey! It's the time of year to reflect on what we are grateful for. LINK CREW is thankful for FRESHMEN! To celebrate, we are hosting a turkey hunt on Thursday, Nov. 21 (that's in two days) to give away prizes and celebrate with snacks! Here are the rules: hunt down ONE paper turkey on Thursday. They will be hidden all around the school. Redeem it in The Commons right after school. ONE prize per freshman. If you take more than one turkey, you're taking someone else's chance to win a prize. Sophomore, juniors, and seniors: help build a positive and mutually respectful school community by leaving the turkeys for the freshmen. Some specially marked turkeys will win larger prizes, like a REAL turkey! Have fun out there! Gobble Gobble!

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

This week Amnesty International Club is running their ‘Change for Change' fundraiser in your English & Art Classrooms. We will be collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, and bills, to donate to our local Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. If every member of IHS were to contribute a small amount, we could make a BIG impact. Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services’ goal is to provide services, collaboration, & opportunities to ensure assimilation of refugees into our society. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Please support our cause!

Amnesty Club will have a meeting after school tomorrow in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have our Yearbook Club photo taken and will be counting coins for our ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The Career Exploration Test (ASVAB) will be held tomorrow morning at 9:00 am. If you have signed up, please stop by Mrs. Cook's office TODAY for instructions.

This week's Future Friday guest will be Cornell Cooperative Extension who help put knowledge to work in pursuit of economic strength, sustainability and social well-being. Rooted in every county of the state, Cornell Cooperative Extension brings local experience & research-based solutions together to help New York State families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches on Friday to find out more!

The U of R Institute of Optics is hosting a free family friendly night of recreation and learning on Sat., Dec.7 from 4-7 pm. Kids of all ages are welcome to participate in optics experiments, activities and snacks are included. Registration details are in the Career Center.

Sophomores - If you picked up a permission slip for the EMCC trip on December 13, please return it filled out as soon as possible. There are limited seats and the quicker you get your form in, the better!

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible. Thanksgiving Break is coming up next week & your counselors need time to write your evaluations! If you haven't submitted your application, get those blue sheets in! This is the only way we know to send your transcript & other school documents to your colleges!

Parkside Diner is looking to hire a dishwasher for weekends only. You must be at least 16 years old. Interested students should apply in person at 4353 Culver Rd.

“A” Day

Lunch: Regular or Buffalo macaroni & cheese, Italian mixed vegetables, applesauce, raw veggies & fresh fruit.

Hey IHS…Let's talk turkey! It's the time of year to reflect on what we are grateful for. LINK CREW is thankful for FRESHMEN! To celebrate, we are hosting a turkey hunt on Thursday, Nov. 21 (that's in two days) to give away prizes and celebrate with snacks! Here are the rules: hunt down ONE paper turkey on Thursday. They will be hidden all around the school. Redeem it in The Commons right after school. ONE prize per freshman. If you take more than one turkey, you're taking someone else's chance to win a prize. Sophomore, juniors, and seniors: help build a positive and mutually respectful school community by leaving the turkeys for the freshmen. Some special turkeys will win larger prizes, like a REAL turkey! Have fun out there! Gobble Gobble!

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

This week Amnesty International Club is running their ‘Change for Change' fundraiser in your English & Art Classrooms. We will be collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, and bills, to donate to our local Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. If every member of IHS were to contribute a small amount, we could make a BIG impact. Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services’ goal is to provide services, collaboration, & opportunities to ensure assimilation of refugees into our society. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Please support our cause!

Amnesty Club will have a meeting after school on Thursday, in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have our Yearbook Club photo taken and will be counting coins for our ‘Change for Change’ fundraiser.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The items include puffy coats, hats, a backpack, hoodies, a pair of sneakers, a pair of cleats, lunch bags & a water bottle. If you have misplaced anything since September, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Students - ALL BRANCHES of the US MILITARY will be in The Commons TODAY during lunches. Stop by to get info on ROTC, enlistment options, and more!

The Career Exploration Test (ASVAB) will be held on Thursday at 9:00 am. If you have signed up, please stop by Mrs. Cook's office TODAY for instructions.

This week's Future Friday guest will be Cornell Cooperative Extension who help put knowledge to work in pursuit of economic strength, sustainability and social well-being. Rooted in every county of the state, Cornell Cooperative Extension brings local experience and research-based solutions together, to help New York State families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world. Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches on Friday to find out more!

Sophomores - If you picked up a permission slip for the EMCC trip on December 13, please return it filled out as soon as possible. There are limited seats and the quicker you get your form in, the better!

Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors that need some guidance in what to do after high school should be signed up for the free ASVAB test on Thursday, November 21 at 9:00 am. If you have already signed up, please see Mrs. Cook for an information sheet regarding testing day.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible. Thanksgiving Break is coming up next week and your counselors need time to write your evaluations! If you haven't submitted your application, GET THOSE BLUE SHEETS IN! This is the only way we know to send your transcript and other school documents to your colleges!

Parkside Diner is looking to hire a dishwasher for weekends only. You must be at least 16 years old. Interested students should apply in person at 4353 Culver Rd.

“B” Day

Lunch: Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a beef hotdog, sweet potato fries, raw veggies, diced pears & fruit.

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

Starting today thru the end of the week, Amnesty International Club is running their annual ‘Change for Change' fundraiser in your English Classrooms! We will be collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, and bills, to donate to our local Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. If every member of IHS were to contribute a small amount, we could make a BIG impact. Teachers will be given plastic containers to keep the change in for the week. Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services’ goal is to provide services, collaboration, & opportunities to ensure assimilation of refugees into our society. They assist the families and help them strive to be self-sustaining neighbors, while still maintaining their own cultural heritage. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Please support our cause!

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The items include: puffy coats, hats, a backpack, hoodies, a pair of sneakers, a pair of cleats, lunch bags & a water bottle. If you have misplaced anything since September, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Cornell Cooperative Extension who help put knowledge to work in pursuit of economic strength, sustainability and social well-being. Rooted in every county of the state, Cornell Cooperative Extension brings local experience and research-based solutions together, to help New York State families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world. Stop by the tables in The Commons during all lunches on Friday to find out more!

Sophomores - If you picked up a permission slip for the EMCC trip on December 13, please return it filled out as soon as possible. There are limited seats and the quicker you get your form in, the better!

Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors that need some guidance in what to do after high school should be signed up for the free ASVAB test on Thursday, November 21 at 9:00 am. If you have already signed up, please see Mrs. Cook for an information sheet regarding testing day.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible. Thanksgiving break is coming up and your counselors need time to write your evaluations! If you haven't submitted your application, but will soon, GET THOSE BLUE SHEETS IN! This is the only way we know to send your transcript and other school documents to your colleges!

Parkside Diner is looking to hire a dishwasher for weekends only. You must be at least 16 years old. Interested students should apply in person at 4353 Culver Rd.

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail & fresh fruit.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Attention IHS: There are three tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. Some of the items are: puffy coats, hats, a head band, purse, backpack, sweatshirts, sweatpants, sneakers, lunch bags, water bottles, notebooks and even a tube of mascara. If you have misplaced anything since September, please stop by the tables hill

outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores - If you picked up a permission slip for the EMCC trip on December 13, please return it filled out as soon as possible. There are limited seats and the quicker you get your form in, the better!

Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors that need some guidance in what to do after high school should be signed up for the free ASVAB test on Thursday, November 21 at 9:00 am. If you have already signed up, please see Mrs. Cook for an information sheet regarding testing day.

College bound Seniors! Please turn in your blue sheets to Mrs. Cook as soon as possible. Thanksgiving break is coming up and your counselors need time to write your evaluations! If you haven't submitted your application, but will soon, GET THOSE BLUE SHEETS IN! This is the only way we know to send your transcript and other school documents to your colleges!

Today is Fredonia College’s Instant Acceptance Day.

“B” Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS: There are three tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. Some of the items are: puffy coats, hats, a head band, purse, backpack, sweatshirts, sweatpants, sneakers, lunch bags, water bottles, notebooks and even a tube of mascara. If you have misplaced anything since September, please stop by the tables hill

outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Attention students: If you aren’t sure what you want to do after high school, then you may want to take the ASVAB Test. It’s a free test that will match you with different careers and different paths to get to those careers! To sign up, stop by the College & Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook. The two-hour ASVAB test will be given next Thursday, November 21 at 9:00 here at IHS! The ASVAB Test is a career exploration program that will match you with Careers and different paths to get to those Careers. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to take this FREE test if they are not sure which careers are right for them. See Mrs. Cook in the Career Center to sign up!

Today is Keuka College’s Instant Acceptance Day & tomorrow is Fredonia’s Instant Acceptance Day.

“A” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork or chicken sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, juice & fresh fruit.

Attention IHS: There are three tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. Some of the items are: puffy coats, hats, a head band, purse, backpack, sweatshirts, sweatpants, sneakers, lunch bags, water bottles, notebooks and even a tube of mascara. If you have misplaced anything since September, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop tonight! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Attention students: If you aren’t sure what you want to do after high school, then you may want to take the ASVAB Test. It’s a free test that will match you with different careers and different paths to get to those careers! To sign up, stop by the College & Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook. The two-hour ASVAB test will be given next Thursday, November 21 at 9:00 here at IHS!

The ASVAB Test is a career exploration program that will match you with Careers and different paths to get to those Careers. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to take this FREE test if they are not sure which careers are right for them. See Mrs. Cook in the Career Center to sign up!

MCC Instant Acceptance Day is today! If you signed up for an interview, please arrive at the College and Career Center ON TIME. 🙂 See Mrs. Cook if you have any questions.

Keuka College’s Instant Acceptance Day is tomorrow, November 14.

Fredonia Instant Acceptance Day is Friday, November 15.

“B” Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Attention IHS: There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year TODAY at 3:30 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TODAY. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Are you an athlete? Would you like to be a voice for student athletes mental health? Morgan’s Message will be having an informational meeting TODAY from 3:00 pm-4:00 pm in Room 3057 (in the corner of the Social Studies wing). The meeting will entail plans for the 2024-2025 school year and provide information on the purpose of the club. Make sure to stop by!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop TOMORROW! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

“A” Day

Lunch: A hot meatball sub, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & fresh fruit.

During most of the afternoon TODAY, members of the construction crew will be on the North side of the second floor. You may hear a power drill during the afternoon. Please call the Main Office if you have questions or need assistance.

Attention: There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year on Tuesday, November 12 at 3:30 in the Small Cafeteria.

Games Club will meet after school TODAY from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school on Tuesday. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support.

Are you an athlete? Would you like to be a voice for student athletes mental health? Morgan’s Message will be having an informational meeting on Tuesday, November 12 from 3:00-4:00 in Room 3057 (in the corner of the Social Studies wing). The meeting will entail plans for the 2024-2025 school year and provide information on the purpose of the club. Make sure to stop by!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S Future Friday guest will be Triple O - your one stop shop, for heating, cooling, plumbing & electrical. Stop by The Commons during all lunches to check out future career opportunities.

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

“A” Day

Lunch: A regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

TOMORROW a few members of the construction crew will be on the North side of the second floor for most of the afternoon. You may hear a power drill during the afternoon. Please call the Main Office if you have questions or need assistance.

Are you an athlete? Would you like to be a voice for student athletes mental health? Morgan’s Message will be having an informational meeting on Tuesday, November 12 from 3:00-4:00 in Room 3057 (in the corner of the Social Studies wing). The meeting will entail plans for the 2024-2025 school year and provide information on the purpose of the club. Make sure to stop by!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Art Club will be meeting TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). The theme will be Clay Slab Construction. Come make a mug!

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting TODAY after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker coming in to talk about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday will be Triple O - your one stop shop, for heating, cooling, plumbing & electrical. Stop by The Commons during all lunches TOMORROW to check out future career opportunities.

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

“B” Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). The theme will be Clay Slab Construction. Come make a mug!

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting TOMORROW after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker coming in to talk about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Attention IHS: The Student Advisory Council is your opportunity to talk directly with Superintendent Johnson and other district leaders to share feedback and ideas and to ask questions about all things West Irondequoit. The first gathering will on FRIDAY during 4th period in the Principal's Conference Room. Your voice is essential to our planning and understanding of how to best serve our students' needs. Pizza will be provided. Scan the QR code on the flyers posted in the building to let us know you're coming.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday will be Triple O - your one stop shop, for heating, cooling, plumbing & electrical. Stop by The Commons during all lunches this Friday to check out future career opportunities.

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

“B” Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). The theme will be Clay Slab Construction. Come make a mug!

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting TOMORROW after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker coming in to talk about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Attention IHS: The Student Advisory Council is your opportunity to talk directly with Superintendent Johnson and other district leaders to share feedback and ideas and to ask questions about all things West Irondequoit. The first gathering will on FRIDAY during 4th period in the Principal's Conference Room. Your voice is essential to our planning and understanding of how to best serve our students' needs. Pizza will be provided. Scan the QR code on the flyers posted in the building to let us know you're coming.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday will be Triple O - your one stop shop, for heating, cooling, plumbing & electrical. Stop by The Commons during all lunches this Friday to check out future career opportunities.

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by t

“B” Day

Taco Tuesday! Taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting on Thursday, Nov. 7 after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker coming in to talk about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Attention IHS: The Student Advisory Council is your opportunity to talk directly with Superintendent Johnson and other district leaders to share feedback and ideas and to ask questions about all things West Irondequoit. The first gathering will be Nov. 8 during 4th period in the Principal's Conference Room. Your voice is essential to our planning and understanding of how to best serve our students' needs. Pizza will be provided. Scan the QR code on the flyers posted in the building to let us know you're coming.

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates TODAY at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday will be Triple O - Your one stop shop, for heating, cooling, plumbing & electrical. Stop by The Commons during all lunches this Friday to check out future career opportunities.

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Today’s visiting college representative will be from SUNY Polytechnic Institute 6th period.

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting on Thursday, Nov. 7 after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker, Mr. Dijifa Kothor, coming in to tell us about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates TOMORROW at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

Attention Artists! The College of Creative Studies from Detroit, Michigan will be visiting during 4th period TODAY! Come to the Career Center to learn more!!

And during 5th period TODAY, Grand Canyon University will be visiting the College and Career Center. This beautiful school in Phoenix, Arizona has a free program where you can visit the school on them! Last year, we had a student take part in this trip and he loved it! Come learn more 5th period!

“B” Day

Lunch: A hot chicken fajita wrap, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

IHS Students, Faculty & Staff: If you plan on attending TONIGHT’S Sectional football game here against Monroe High School at 6:00 pm, tickets should be pre-purchased on-line at GOFAN.CO and Search NYSPHSAA – Section V Class A Football Quarters… and student ID's are not accepted. Children 5 and under are free.

Are you Interested in human rights around the world and learning about refugees in our area? If so, join Amnesty International Club will be meeting on Thursday, Nov. 7 after school, from 3:05- 3:50 in the Photo/Art Room #1148. We will have a speaker, Mr. Dijifa Kothor, coming in to tell us about his work with Rochester Refugee Resettlement Services. We will be doing a schoolwide fundraiser for RRRS before Thanksgiving, so come learn firsthand about this important organization in our community!

Games Club will meet after school TODAY from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Attention IHS: The Student Advisory Council is your opportunity to talk directly with Superintendent Johnson and other district leaders to share feedback and ideas and to ask questions about all things West Irondequoit. The first gathering will be Nov. 8 during 4th period in the Principal's Conference Room. Your voice is essential to our planning and understanding of how to best serve our students' needs. Pizza will be provided. Scan the QR code on the flyers posted in the building to let us know you're coming.

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

Attention Artists! The College of Creative Studies from Detroit, Michigan will be visiting on MONDAY during 4th period! Come to the Career Center to learn more!!

Also Monday, during 5th period, Grand Canyon University will be visiting the College and Career Center. This beautiful school in Phoenix, Arizona has a free program where you can visit the school on them! Last year, we had a student take part in this trip and he loved it! Come learn more on Monday, 5th period!

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken Tikka Masala over brown rice, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

IHS Students, Faculty & Staff: If you plan on attending TOMORROW’S Sectional football game here against Monroe High School at 6:00 pm , tickets should be pre-purchased on-line at GOFAN.CO and Search NYSPHSAA – Section V Class A Football Quarters… and student ID's are not accepted. Children 5 and under are free.

Attention IHS: The Student Advisory Council is your opportunity to talk directly with Superintendent Johnson and other district leaders to share feedback and ideas and to ask questions about all things West Irondequoit. The first gathering will be Nov. 8 during 4th period in the Principal's Conference Room. Your voice is essential to our planning and understanding of how to best serve our students' needs. Pizza will be provided. Scan the QR code on the flyers posted in the building to let us know you're coming.

There's something spooky in the neighborhood…Who you gonna call?? LINK CREW! Freshmen, LINK CREW has something special for you. TODAY from 9th period until 4 PM, we are treating you to some fun. There will be games, art, pumpkin painting and SLIME. Arrive ready to have a good time, with mutual respect for our leaders and our school. See you there!

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Stop by the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part-time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

For visiting college information--check out the TV in the Commons

“B” Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & garlic roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

There's something spooky in the neighborhood…Who you gonna call?? LINK CREW! Freshmen, LINK CREW has something special for you. TOMORROW from 9th period until 4 PM, we are treating you to some fun. There will be games, art, pumpkin painting and SLIME. Arrive ready to have a good time, with mutual respect for our leaders and our school. See you there!

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday, November 5 at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS is hosting the SATs on Saturday. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after that will be held on Saturday, December 7. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

There is one day left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Go to the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Seniors: The last Common App Workshop is 6th period TODAY in the College and Career Center..

The following local businesses are hiring part time help- stop by the Career Center for application details:

· Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria on Titus Ave. hiring part time

· Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd.is looking for part-time counter help

· Parkside Diner is looking for part-time weekend help ages 16+

For visiting college information--check out the TV in the Commons

“A” Day

Lunch: Pasta w/beef meatballs & sauce, dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

There's something spooky in the neighborhood…Who you gonna call?? LINK CREW! Freshmen, LINK CREW has something special for you. This Thursday from 9th period until 4 PM, we are treating you to some fun. There will be games, art, pumpkin painting and SLIME. Arrive ready to have a good time, with mutual respect for our leaders and our school. See you there!

Attn Freshmen! Are you interested in being a class officer? We are looking for our Class 2028 president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and head of homecoming. Anyone wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday, November 5 at 3:00 pm in Room 3009. If you do not attend or turn in your paperwork or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. We hope to see you there!

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS is hosting the SATs on Saturday. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after that will be held on Saturday, December 7. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

Best Buddies applications are due by November 1. You can drop off hard copies to Mrs. Kattermann in Room 2046 or fill out the online form. Best Buddies 1st meeting of the year will be TODAY at 3:15 in Room 2046.

There are TWO days left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores interested in EMCC programs, please sign up for the field trip on December 13! This is your chance to explore the trades offered at BOCES! Go to the Career Center (next to the Counseling Center) for more information!

Attention seniors: Counselors will be holding Common App Workshops in the College and Career Center during 6th period TOMORROW.

Attention students 16 and older! Parkside Diner is hiring a dishwasher for weekend shifts! Please stop by the Career Center for more information!

Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria and Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. are both hiring! Stop in the Career Center for application information.

For visiting college information--check out the TV in the Commons

“B” Day

Lunch: Beef hot dog or an Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS is hosting the SAT’s next Saturday, November 2. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after that will be held on Saturday, December 7. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

Best Buddies applications are due by November 1. You can drop off hard copies to Mrs. Kattermann in Room 2046 or fill out the online form. Best Buddies 1st meeting of the year will be TOMORROW at 3:15 in Room 2046.

There are a few days left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Sophomores – Would you like to start learning a trade to move right into the workforce after you graduate? Stop by the Career Center and pick up a form and permission slip for the bi-annual field trip to Monroe BOCES on Friday, December 13! Next year, half of your school day could be spent learning Collision Repair, Welding and Fabrication, Cosmetology or 14 other trades! See Mrs. Cook in the Career Center for more information.

Attention seniors: Counselors will be holding Common App Workshops in the College and Career Center during specified lunch periods. If you need help completing your Common App or have any questions regarding college applications, feel free to stop when you are free. Make sure you bring your laptop. Workshops will be held the following times/days:

TODAY 6th period

WEDNESDAY 6th period

Two Ton Tony's Pizzeria and Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. are both hiring! Stop in the Career Center for application information.

For visiting colleges information--check out the TV in the Commons

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Games Club will meet after school TODAY from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D&D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS is hosting the SAT’s next Saturday, November 2. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after that will be held on Saturday, December 7. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

Best Buddies applications are due by November 1. You can drop off hard copies to Mrs. Kattermann in Room 2046 or fill out the online form. Best Buddies 1st meeting of the year will be on Tuesday, October 29 at 3:15 in Room 2046.

There is a week left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you want to be some day? Why not explore options now by joining an Explorer Post? Stop by the table in The Commons TODAY during all lunches to get more information as our Future Friday guest TODAY will be the Explorer Posts of Rochester!

Two Ton Tony's is hiring part time help- Applications are in the Career Center or see Mrs. Bucciarelli for details.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

Attention seniors: Counselors will be holding Common App Workshops in the College and Career Center during specified lunch periods. If you need help completing your Common App or have any questions regarding college applications, feel free to stop when you are free. Make sure you bring your laptop. Workshops will be held the following times/days:

MONDAY, OCT. 28 6th period

“B” Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Attention Juniors and Seniors! IHS is hosting the SAT’s next Saturday, November 2. Please go to CollegeBoard.org to sign up - there are still seats open. The next SAT after that will be held on Saturday, December 7. Even though colleges are mostly test optional these days, it still helps to have a score for things like scholarships and awards.

Attention all students grades 9-12 - Save the date for the annual Post High School Planning Workshop on November 13! Come with your parents to get information on the post high school planning process including a School to Work Fair with local employers and unions ready to hire!

Best Buddies applications are due by November 1. You can drop off hard copies to Mrs. Kattermann in Room 2046 or fill out the online form. Best Buddies 1st meeting of the year will be next Tuesday, October 29th at 3:15 in Room 2046.

There is a week left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention seniors: Counselors will be holding Common App Workshops in the College and Career Center during specified lunch periods. If you need help completing your Common App or have any questions regarding college applications, feel free to stop when you are free. Make sure you bring your laptop. Workshops will be held the following times/days:

TODAY: 5th period

MONDAY, OCT. 28 6th period

WEDNESDAY, OCT 30 6th period

TOMORROW’S VISITING COLLEGE IS:

· University of Rochester Period 8

NEXT WEEK’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

Monday, Oct. 28

· SUNY Geneseo Period 5

· Utica College Period 9

Tuesday, Oct. 29

· Penn State University—Main Campus in State College, Pennsylvania Period 4

Thursday, Oct. 31:

· Bryant University in Smithfield, Rhode Island Period 3

Friday, Nov. 1:

· Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania Period 5

Not sure what you want to be some day? Why not explore options now by joining an Explorer Post? Stop by the table in The Commons this Friday during all lunches to get more information as our Future Friday guest this week will be the Explorer Posts of Rochester!

Two Ton Tony's is hiring part time help- Applications are in the Career Center or see Mrs. Bucciarelli for details.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork or chicken sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, juice & fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

The Reality Check Club will be meeting after school at 3:00 TODAY in the Counseling Center.

Best Buddies applications are due by November 1. You can drop off hard copies to Mrs. Kattermann in Room 2046 or fill out the online form. Best Buddies 1st meeting of the year will be next Tuesday, October 29th at 3:15 in Room 2046.

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Ms. Jaynes Room 1220 for a timeslot TODAY.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

There is a week left to donate new socks for Student Council’s SOCKTOBER. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention seniors: Counselors will be holding Common App Workshops in the College and Career Center during specified lunch periods. If you need help completing your Common App or have any questions regarding college applications, feel free to stop when you are free. Make sure you bring your laptop. Workshops will be held the following times/days:

TODAY: 4th period

TOMORROW: 5th period

MONDAY, OCT. 28 6th period

WEDNESDAY, OCT 30 6th period

Attention College-Bound Seniors! Are you applying "early action" to any of your colleges? A popular deadline for Early Action is November 1. If you haven't turned in your blue transcript request form yet, please do it now! The Counseling Center gets 10 SCHOOL DAYS to complete your college documents and 10 SCHOOL DAYS from TODAY is November 5! We might not be able to get your paperwork in by your deadline if you wait much longer! Questions or concerns? Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center!

Friday

· University of Rochester Period 8

Next week’s visiting colleges are:

Monday, Oct. 28

· SUNY Geneseo (JEN-A-SEE-OH) Period 5

· Utica College (YOU-TIK-A) Period 9

Tuesday, Oct. 29

· Penn State University—Main Campus in State College, PA Period 4

Thursday, Oct. 31:

· Bryant (BR-EYE-ANT) University in Smithfield, Rhode Island Period 3

Friday

· Lafayette (LA-FAY-ETT) College in Easton, PA Period 5

Not sure what you want to be some day? Why not explore options now by joining an Explorer Post? Stop by the table in The Commons this Friday during all lunches to get more information as our Future Friday guest this week will be the Explorer Posts of Rochester!

Two Ton Tony's is hiring part time help- Applications are in the Career Center or see Mrs. Bucciarelli for details.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

“B” Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TODAY. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you for all the support.

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Ms. Jaynes Room 1220 for a timeslot either TODAY or TOMORROW.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention College-Bound Seniors! Are you applying "early action" to any of your colleges? A popular deadline for Early Action is November 1. If you haven't turned in your blue transcript request form yet, please do it now! The Counseling Center gets 11 SCHOOL DAYS to complete your college documents and 11 SCHOOL DAYS from TODAY is November 5! We might not be able to get your paperwork in by your deadline if you wait much longer! Questions or concerns? Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center!"

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· Elon (EE-LON) University near Greensboro, NC Period 2

· Keuka (Q-KA) College in Keuka (Q-KA) Park, NY Period 4

· Seton (SEE-TON) Hill University in Greensburg PA Period 5

· Oberlin (OH-BRR-LIN) College in OH Period 7

FRIDAY

· University of Rochester Period 8

Looking to make some extra money this fall? An area resident is looking to hire student help to help rake leaves. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information

“A” Day

Lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, onion rings, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TOMOROW. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you for all the support.

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Ms. Jaynes Room 1220 for a timeslot either TOMORROW or WEDNESDAY.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· St. John Fisher University Period 2

TOMORROW

· Keuka (Q-KA) College in Keuka (Q-KA) Park, NY Period 4

· Seton (SEE-TON) Hill University in Greensburg PA Period 5

· Oberlin (OH-BRR-LIN) College in OH Period 7

FRIDAY

· University of Rochester Period 8

Looking to make some extra money this fall? An area resident is looking to hire student help to help rake leaves. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

 

“B” Day

Lunch: A hot meatball sub, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail & assorted fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Games Club will meet after school TODAY from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school on Tuesday. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you for all the support.

Picture Retakes are TODAY in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9am until 1pm.

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Room 1220 for a timeslot on either October 22 or October 23.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· RIT Period 4

· SUNY Buffalo State Period 6

Next week’s college representatives are:

MONDAY

· St. John Fisher University Period 2

TUESDAY

· Keuka (Q-KA) College in Keuka (Q-KA) Park, NY Period 4

· Seton (SEE-TON) Hill University in Greensburg PA Period 5

· Oberlin (OH-BRR-LIN) College in OH Period 7

FRIDAY

· University of Rochester Period 8

Looking to make some extra money this fall? An area resident is looking to hire student help to help rake leaves. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

“A” Day

Lunch: Roasted bone-in chicken, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & assorted fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school next Tuesday. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you for all the support.

Picture Retakes will be TOMORROW in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9am until 1pm.

Art Club will be meeting TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). The theme will be Origami or Collage—your choice! Be there!

Attention Seniors: Our senior group photo will be taken TOMORROW at 8 am in the Gym! Wear your best blue and gold, if you like, and set your alarms to get up extra early. See you there!

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Room 1220 for a timeslot on either October 22 or October 23.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· Nazareth (NAZ-A-RETH) University Period 5

· Stony Brook College in Long Island, NY Period 6

TOMORROW’S college representatives are:

· RIT Period 4

· SUNY Buffalo State Period 6

Looking to make some extra money this fall? An area resident is looking to hire student help to help rake leaves. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

Tuxedo Corner on E. Ridge Rd. is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

“B” Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & assorted fresh fruit.

We have a limited supply of Covid test kits in the Main Office. PLEASE only take one box per staff member since we also need to share with families. Each box contains 2 tests.

Picture Retakes will be this Friday in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9am until 1pm.

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). The theme will be Origami or Collage—your choice! Be there!

Attention Seniors: Our senior group photo will be taken FRIDAY at 8 am in the Gym! Wear your best blue and gold, if you like, and set your alarms to get up extra early. See you there!

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Room 1220 for a timeslot on either October 22 or October 23.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the middle of the week blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! Stop by Chipotle in Irondequoit from 4-8 TODAY.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting college is:

· Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY

TOMORROW’S college representatives are:

· Nazareth (NAZ-A-RETH) University Period 5

· Stony Brook College in Long Island, NY Period 6

FRIDAY

· RIT Period 4

· SUNY Buffalo State Period 6

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: Find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required. Stop in the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

SUNY Brockport will be here to on October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be here on November 8th.

MCC will be here on November 13th

Keuka (Q-KA) will be here on November 14th

Fredonia (FRED-OWN-YA) will be here on November 15th

Looking to make some extra money this fall? An area resident is looking to hire student help to help rake leaves. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center.

Tuxedo Corner on E Ridge Rd is hiring part-time counter help-See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for contact information.

“A” Day

TACO Tuesday w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Attention IHS Siblings! Do you have a sibling that attends IHS? If so, we want a photo of you together for the yearbook! Sign up outside Room 1220 for a timeslot on either October 22 or October 23.

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! TOMORROW from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit. Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Donated socks will certainly keep many people warm & comfortable this winter! Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· University of Maine in Orono (OR-ON-OH) MAINE

· Canisus (CAN-EE-SHUS) University in Buffalo

· University of New England in Biddeford (BID-FRD) MAINE

· Hartwick College in Oneonta (OWN-EE-ON-TA), NY

TOMORROW’S college representative will be:

· Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY

THURSDAY:

Nazareth (NAZ-A-RETH) University Period 5

Stony Brook College in Long Island, NY Period 6

FRIDAY

RIT Period 4

SUNY Buffalo State Period 6

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: Find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required.

SUNY Brockport will be here to on October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be here on November 8th.

MCC will be here on November 13th

Keuka (Q-KA) will be here on November 14th

Fredonia (FRED-OWN-YA) will be here on November 15th

Stop in the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

“B” Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & garlic roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

There will be no Games Club TOMORROW.

Sophomores: Just a friendly reminder to turn in your fundraising forms to Mrs. Parent in Room 2042 by the end of TODAY.

Best Buddies will have an informational meeting after school TODAY in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! Next Wednesday, October 16 from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit. Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Donated socks will certainly keep many people warm & comfortable this winter! Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· High Point University in North Carolina during 4th Period

· Grand Canyon University (traditional campus) in Phoenix (FEE-NIX) Arizona during 5th Period

· Princeton (PRINCE-TON) University during 8th Period

More college & university representatives will be visiting next week. They are: University of Maine in Orono (OR-ON-OH) MAINE, Canisus (CAN-EE-SHUS) University in Buffalo, University of New England in Biddeford (BID-FRD) MAINE, Hartwick College in Oneonta (OWN-EE-ON-TA), NY, Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY, Nazareth (NAZ-A-RETH) University, Stony Brook College in Long Island, NY, RIT, and SUNY Buffalo State.

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: Find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required.

SUNY Brockport will be here to hold interviews on October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be interviewing interested students on November 8th.

MCC will be here on November 13th

Keuka (Q-KA) will be here on November 14th

Fredonia (FRED-OWN-YA) will be here on November 15th

Stop in the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, juice & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Sophomores: Just a friendly reminder to turn in your fundraising forms to Mrs. Parent in Room 2042 TOMORROW.

Best Buddies will have an informational meeting after school TOMORROW in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! Next Wednesday, October 16 from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit. Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

All month long, Student Council will be collecting new socks for their SOCKTOBER event for people in need. This event supplies homeless shelters with warm socks. Donated socks will certainly keep many people warm & comfortable this winter! Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S visiting colleges are:

· Syracuse (SARA-CUSE) University during 3rd Period

· Niagara (NI-AG-RA) University in northern Niagara Falls, NY during 4th Period

· SUNY Brockport during 9th Period

College representatives visiting TOMORROW are:

· High Point University in North Carolina during 4th Period

· Grand Canyon University (traditional campus) in Phoenix (FEE-NIX) Arizona during 5th Period

· Princeton (PRINCE-TON) University during 8th Period

More college & university representatives will be visiting next week. They are: University of Maine in Orono (OR-ON-OH) ME, Canisus (CAN-EE-SHUS) University in Buffalo, University of New England in Biddeford (BID-FRD)ME, Hartwick College in Oneonta (OWN-EE-ON-TA), NY, Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY, Nazareth (NAZ-A-RETH) University, Stony Brook College in Long Island, NY, RIT, and SUNY Buffalo State.

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: Find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required.

SUNY Brockport will be here to hold interviews on October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be interviewing interested students on November 8th.

MCC will be here on November 13th

Keuka (Q-KA) will be here on November 14th

Fredonia (FRED-OWN-YA) will be here on November 15th

Stop in the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

 

“B” Day

Lunch: Pasta w/beef meatballs w/sauce & dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Best Buddies will have an informational meeting after school on Thursday in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! On Wednesday, October 16 from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit. Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

· John Carroll University in Cleveland OH during 3rd Period

· Rensselaer (REN-SEL-EER POLY-TEK-NIC) Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY during 9th Period

College representatives visiting TOMORROW are:

· Syracuse (SARA-CUSE) University during 3rd Period

· Niagara (NI-AG-RA) University in northern Niagara Falls, NY during 4th Period

· SUNY Brockport during 9th Period

And on THURSDAY:

· High Point University in North Carolina during 4th Period

· Princeton (PRINCE-TON) University during 8th period

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: Find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required.

SUNY Brockport will be here to hold interviews on Wednesday, October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be interviewing interested students on Friday, November 8th.

MCC will be here on Wednesday, November 13th

Keuka (Q-KA) will be here on Thursday, November 14th

Fredonia (FRED-OWN-YA) will be here on Friday, November 15th

Stop in the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

“A” Day

Lunch: A beef hot dog or an Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, sweet potato fries, raw veggies, diced pears & fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Best Buddies will have an informational meeting after school on Thursday, October 10 in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! On Wednesday, October 16 from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit. Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others at this time of year.

Sophomores: You can have the opportunity to fundraise for your class and earn prizes for yourself at the same time! With our no-frills fundraiser, you'll be able to ask family members and friends to contribute small amounts that will go entirely, directly, 100% to our class! Your English teachers will be handing out a donation collection sheet with more information. All donations are due to Mrs. Parent by October 11th to be entered into drawings to win Eagles gear or, for our grand prize biggest collector, a free ticket to Junior Prom.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TOMORROW’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

· John Carroll University in University Heights, OH during 3rd Period

· Utica College in Utica, NY during 5th Period

· Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY during 9th Period

College representatives visiting the remainder of the week are:

· Syracuse University in Syracuse NY during 3rd Period on Oct. 9

· Niagara University in Niagara Falls, NY during 4th Period on Oct. 9

· SUNY @ Brockport, in Brockport, NY during 9th Period on Oct. 9

· High Point University in High Point, NC during 4th Period on Oct. 10

· Princeton University in Princeton, NJ during 8th period on Oct. 10

Instant Admission Days are coming up for some of our favorite area schools: find out if you're accepted to these colleges INSTANTLY! Sign-up is required.

Brockport will be here to hold interviews on Wednesday, October 30th

St. John Fisher University will be interviewing interested students on Friday, November 8th.

MCC will be here on Wednesday, November 13th

Keuka will be here on Thursday, November 14th

Fredonia will be here on Friday, November 15th!

See Mrs. Cook to reserve your interview spot today!

“B” Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, a leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you don’t feel like cooking and have the middle of the week blues, then the Class 2028 has a fundraiser for you! On Wednesday, October 16 from 4-8 at Chipotle in Irondequoit Check your Schoology page for the flyer!

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Students taking the SAT TOMORROW: Check to make sure that the Bluebook App is installed on your laptop and log into it so that it can auto update before Saturday. If it is not installed come to the DMRC.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER!

Sophomores: You have the opportunity to fundraise for your class and earn prizes for yourself at the same time! With our no-frills fundraiser, you'll be able to ask family members and friends to contribute small amounts that will go entirely, directly, 100% to our class! Your English teachers will be handing out a donation collection sheet with more information. All donations are due to Mrs. Parent by October 11th to be entered into drawings to win Eagles gear or, for our grand prize biggest collector, a free ticket to Junior Prom.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S Future Friday guest will be representatives from St Ann's Home and Chapel Oaks to talk about volunteer opportunities as well as hiring information for various positions. Stop by the table in the Commons during all lunches TODAY to find out more!

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

· Jacksonville University in Jacksonville, FL during 3rd Period

· Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC) in Canandaigua, NY during 4th Period

TUESDAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

· John Carroll University in University Heights, OH during 3rd Period

· Utica College in Utica, NY during 5th Period

· Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY during 9th Period

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Attention students taking the SAT this Saturday: Check to make sure that the Bluebook App is installed on your laptop and log into it so that it can auto update before Saturday. If it is not installed come to the DMRC before Saturday.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski and Snowboard Club? Come to a brief meeting on TOMORROW in the Auditorium at 7:30 am to pick up your registration packet. You can also come to the Counseling Center on or after October 4 to pick up a packet. Reach out to Mrs. Laraby if you have any questions!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER!

Sophomores: You have the opportunity to fundraise for your class and earn prizes for yourself at the same time! With our no-frills fundraiser, you'll be able to ask family members and friends to contribute small amounts that will go entirely, directly, 100% to our class! Your English teachers will be handing out a donation collection sheet with more information. All donations are due to Mrs. Parent by October 11th to be entered into drawings to win Eagles gear or, for our grand prize biggest collector, a free ticket to Junior Prom.

The first Art Club meeting is TODAY from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!"

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE: SUNY @ Purchase College DURING 3rd Period

LeMoyne College in Syracuse DURING 4th Period

Grand Canyon University—Traditional Campus DURING 5th Period

Duquesne University in Pittsburgh PA DURING 8TH Period

This week's Future Friday guest will be representatives from St Ann's Home and Chapel Oaks to talk about volunteer opportunities as well as hiring information for various positions. Stop by the table in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

Rubinos is still hiring! Apply in person at 1304 East Ridge Rd and ask for Phyllis.

“B” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork or chicken sausage, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, juice & fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Attention students taking the SAT this Saturday: Check to make sure that the Bluebook App is installed on your laptop and log into it so that it can auto update before Saturday. If it is not installed come to the DMRC before Saturday.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski and Snowboard Club? Come to a brief meeting on Friday in the Auditorium at 7:30 am to pick up your registration packet. You can also come to the Counseling Center on or after October 4 to pick up a packet. Reach out to Mrs. Laraby if you have any questions!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER!

Sophomores: You have the opportunity to fundraise for your class and earn prizes for yourself at the same time! With our no-frills fundraiser, you'll be able to ask family members and friends to contribute small amounts that will go entirely, directly, 100% to our class! Your English teachers will be handing out a donation collection sheet with more information. All donations are due to Mrs. Parent by October 11th to be entered into drawings to win Eagles gear or, for our grand prize biggest collector, a free ticket to Junior Prom.

The Amnesty International Club is having their first meeting TODAY after school in the Photo/Art Room, #1148. If you are interested in human rights for all people and being an activist for a better world, attend the meeting between 3:10 pm- 3:45pm. If you cannot make it but want more information on the club, please see Ms. Reinert for details.

The first Art Club meeting is TOMORROW from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!"

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGE IS: Mount St. Mary College in Newburgh NY DURING 6th Period

This week's Future Friday guest will be representatives from St Ann's Home and Chapel Oaks to talk about volunteer opportunities as well as hiring information for various positions. Stop by the table in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

The C-SPAN Student CAM competition is underway. You have the chance to win up to $100,000 in prizes just by making a video telling the president what issue is the most important to you or your community! Get out your phones and start recording! For a complete list of rules, see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center. These prizes are open to all high school students, not just seniors. Contest end January 20.

Rubinos is still hiring! Apply in person at 1304 East Ridge Rd and ask for Phyllis.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

The Amnesty International Club is having their first meeting TOMORROW after school in the Photo/Art Room, #1148. If you are interested in human rights for all people and being an activist for a better world, attend the meeting between 3:10 pm- 3:45pm. If you cannot make it but want more information on the club, please see Ms. Reinert for details.

The first Art Club meeting is THURSDAY from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!"

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGE IS:

University of Chicago DURING 8th Period

The C-SPAN Student CAM competition is underway. You have the chance to win up to $100,000 in prizes just by making a video telling the president what issue is the most important to you or your community! Get out your phones and start recording! For a complete list of rules, see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center. These prizes are open to all high school students, not just seniors. Contest end January 20.

Rubinos is still hiring! Apply in person at 1304 East Ridge Rd and ask for Phyllis.

 

“B” Day

Lunch: A hamburger or cheeseburger. French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

The Amnesty International Club is having their first meeting on Wednesday after school in the Photo/Art Room, #1148. If you are interested in human rights for all people and being an activist for a better world, attend the meeting between 3:10 pm- 3:45pm. If you cannot make it but want more information on the club, please see Ms. Reinert for details.

The first Art Club meeting is THURSDAY from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!"

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGE IS:

University of Chicago DURING 8th Period

The C-SPAN Student CAM competition is underway. You have the chance to win up to $100,000 in prizes just by making a video telling the president what issue is the most important to you or your community! Get out your phones and start recording! For a complete list of rules, see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center. These prizes are open to all high school students, not just seniors. Contest end January 20.

Rubinos is still hiring! Apply in person at 1304 East Ridge Rd and ask for Phyllis.

“A” Day

Lunch: A hot meatball sub, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

The first Art Club meeting is October 3 from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!"

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Games Club will meet after school TODAY from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

Lawrence Technological University in Southfield MI DURING 2nd Period

Russell Sage College in Troy NY DURING 6th Period

Hobart & William Smith Colleges in Geneva NY DURING 7th Period

The C-SPAN Student CAM competition is underway. You have the chance to win up to $100,000 in prizes just by making a video telling the president what issue is the most important to you or your community! Get out your phones and start recording! For a complete list of rules, see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center. These prizes are open to all high school students, not just seniors. Contest end January 20.

Passionate about mental health? Want to make a difference? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in the Commons TODAY during all lunches and find out how to join NY Senator Samra Brouk's Youth Mental Health Advisory Board. This is an opportunity for students 16+ to have your voices heard.

Rubinos is still hiring! Apply in person at 1304 East Ridge Rd and ask for Phyllis.

Today is the last chance to sign up for the ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event next Tuesday at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. Stop in the Career Center today!

 

“B” Day

Lunch: A regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & assorted fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your Student IDs at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, getting a driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

Ithaca College DURING 2nd Period

Gannon University DURING 3rd Period

Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship DURING 4th Period

Slippery Rock University of PA DURING 5th Period

SUNY @ Morrisville DURING 6th Period

SUNY College of Technology @ Canton DURING 7th Period

Allegheny College, Meadville PA DURING 8th Period

SUNY College @ Oswego DURING 9th Period

Hurry! Time is running out to sign up for the ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event is Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. If interested in attending -the deadline to sign up and return a signed permission slip is TOMORROW!

Passionate about mental health? Want to make a difference? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in the Commons TOMORROW during all lunches and find out how to join NY Senator Samra Brouk's Youth Mental Health Advisory Board. This is an opportunity for students 16+ to have your voices heard.

 

“A” Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks & fruit juice & assorted fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Student IDs are being handed out this week. Please keep them in a safe place where you can easily find it. Always be prepared to show your School ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your student IDs at exams like the PSAT, ACT and SAT’s and school events. Outside of the building, you may need to show ID for employment, driver's license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Colleges that will be visiting this week. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

Point Park University DURING 2nd Period

SUNY @ New Paltz DURING 3rd Period

Seton Hall University DURING 4th Period

Daemen University DURING 5th Period

St. Bonaventure DURING 6th Period

Kent State University @ Kent DURING 7th Period

Jamestown Community College DURING 8th Period

Union College (Schenectady) DURING 9th Period

Hurry! Time is running out to sign up for the ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event is Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. If interested in attending -the deadline to sign up and return a signed permission slip is Friday!

Passionate about mental health? Want to make a difference? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in the Commons during all lunches and find out how to join NY Senator Samra Brouk's Youth Mental Health Advisory Board. This is an opportunity for students 16+ to have your voices heard.

 

“B” Day

Lunch:  It’s TACO TUESDAY! A beef taco w/trimming, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks & applesauce & fresh fruit.

 If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

 COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Colleges that will be visiting this week. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

TODAY’S VISITING COLLEGES ARE:

                         Hofstra University DURING 2^nd Period

                        D’Youville University DURING 4^th Period

                        Hilbert College DURING 7^th Period

                        Mercyhurst University  DURING 8^th Period

                        Albany College of Pharmacy/Health Sciences DURING 9^th Period

Hurry! Time is running out to sign up for the ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event is Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. If interested in attending -the deadline to sign up and return a signed permission slip is this Friday!

Passionate about mental health? Want to make a difference? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in the Commons during all lunches and find out how to join NY Senator Samra Brouk's Youth Mental Health Advisory Board. This is an opportunity for students 16+ to have your voices heard.

“A” Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Colleges that will be visiting this week. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

During 2nd period TODAY, Binghamton University will be visiting & Long Island University (located in Brooklyn) will be here during 4th period

Are you an underclassman who needs help deciding on a career? Do you want to learn what you're naturally good at, what motivates you, and HOW you like to work? Stop by the College and Career Center and see Ms. Cook about the ASVAB aptitude test. This unique test helps you identify careers that match your interests and natural strengths. Your test results include a map of the many paths available to get to your goal.

The 3rd Annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event is Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. If interested in attending -the deadline to sign up and return a signed permission slip is Friday!

“B” Day

For lunch: A beef hotdog or an Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, sweet potato fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up.

Attention IHS! In keeping with the spirit of Homecoming Week, TOMORROW’s theme is Class Colors Day! Each grade level is asked to wear a certain color and be as creative & colorful as can be. Remember, you’re trying to get points for the coveted Golden Eagle award. So, Freshmen are asked to wear purple, Sophomores are asked to wear orange, Juniors wear green and Seniors wear red. Faculty & Staff wear black. Come on IHS…Show us your school spirit!

If you signed up to compete in E-Sports our next meeting will be on Thursday at 3:15. Please make sure to bring your permission forms. Anyone who is still interested in joining, see Mrs. Meier in Room 1080 in the Commons for more information.

Calling all Freshmen! LINK CREW is sponsoring a FREE event for you: a Homecoming Tailgate Picnic! Meet us out back under the windmill before the big game on FRIDAY starting at 4:30 pm. There will be FREE hotdogs, FREE drinks, FREE chips and tons of fun and games. Come hang out with the leaders, and don't forget to stay for the football game!

Juniors and Seniors! There will be 14 colleges from the Rochester Area visiting IHS on TODAY during 5th period. They will Mall be in the East Gym (enter through the door across from the Large Cafeteria). This is your opportunity to pick up flyers and ask questions to college representatives! Please come to the College and Career Center with any questions.

News from the Counseling Center: the Add/Drop Schedule Change Window is now open! To request a change, please use the electronic form in your Class Schoology page. Your school counselor will reach out to you when the change is complete or if they need to schedule an appointment to discuss it with you. You must remain in your current schedule until you are notified that the change is official.

Sophomores! If you ordered an orange class t-shirt to wear TOMORROW pick it up in Room 2042.

Freshmen! If you ordered a purple class t-shirt to wear TOMORROW pick it up in Room 3009.

Juniors! If you ordered a green class t-shirt to wear TOMORROW pick it up in Room 1220.

Seniors! If you ordered a red class t-shirts to wear TOMORROW pick it up in Room 2071.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Colleges that will be visiting this week. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Wednesday Pace University 6th Period

Paul Smith College 7th Period

University @ Buffalo 8th Period

Thursday St. Lawrence University 5th Period

Friday University of Pittsburgh/Pittsburgh Campus 3rd Period

Future Fridays are back! On select Fridays throughout the school year, you will see a variety of community partners in the Commons area during all lunches. These groups share with students potential career opportunities and even direct employment opportunities and often times both. The first guest will be Shear Ego International here to share information about their top tier salon, spa and barber school. Stop by their table in the Commons this Friday during your lunch and find out more!

Still interested in either the Medical Pathfinder Volunteer Program at Rochester Regional Hospital or the ACE Mentor Program? Application deadlines are this week. See Mrs. Bucciarelli by Wednesday ...don't miss out!

The 3rd Annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration event is Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Rochester Community Sports Complex. This outdoor field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, automotive tech and heavy equipment. Sign up in the Career Center if interested in attending- hurry seats are limited!

“A” Day

For lunch: A hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, diced pears, raw veggie sticks & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up from our never-ending supply.

Are you interested in competing in ESports this year? If so, there will be an informational meeting held on Wednesday in Room 1071 at 3:15 pm. If you have questions or can’t attend the meeting, see Mrs. Meier for more information.

Games Club will begin meeting on Friday from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games, & strategy games, including D & D and chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have questions.

SENIORS: Our red homecoming shirts are in! Stop by Room 2071 to pick yours up, before or after school. We have a limited supply of extra shirts available for purchase: $20 until they're gone.

News from the Counseling Center: Now that we have started the year, all students must remain in their current schedule for the first four days of the school year. No schedule changes will be allowed until the Add/Drop process begins on September 11. The only changes allowed prior to that will be if you are adding a course or if there is an error on your schedule. There will be an electronic form provided to request changes in your Class Schoology page once the schedule change window opens.

If you need a school planner, they are available in the Library, Counseling Center and the Main Office.

Attention Urban-Suburban students: Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

School pictures will be taken in the gym during all Phys Ed classes on Wednesday & Thursday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Seniors interested in attending any Military Academy! Senator Gillibrand is hosting an information night for parents and students on Wednesday, September 12th at 6:00 pm. The event will be held at the downtown campus of MCC.... 321 State Street, Rochester, NY 14608. You could be selected for a free undergraduate degree from one of the most prestigious colleges in the nation! Please see the flyers hung up in The Commons or stop by the College and Career Center to get more information.

“B” Day

For lunch:  A hot meatball sub, Romaine salad, Mandarin oranges, raw veggie sticks & assorted fresh fruit.

If anyone needs a covid test, please stop by the Main Office and pick one up from our never-ending supply.

News from the Counseling Center:  Now that we have started the year, all students must remain in their current schedule for the first four days of the school year. No schedule changes will be allowed until the Add/Drop process begins on September 11. The only changes allowed prior to that will be if you are adding a course or if there is an error on your schedule. There will be an electronic form provided to request changes in your Class Schoology page once the schedule change window opens. 

 If you need a school planner, they are available in the Library, Counseling Center and the Main Office.

 Attention Urban-Suburban students:  Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

 School pictures will be taken in the gym during all Phys Ed classes on Wednesday & Thursday of next week.